| Mbololo | |
| Other Names: | Mpololo |
| King of the Makololo tribe | |
| Relatives: | Sebetwane (brother) Mamochisane (niece) Sekeletu (nephew) |
Mbololo (or Mpololo) was a Litunga (chief) of Makololo tribe, a successor of Liswaniso. He ruled from 1863 to 1864. He was the last king of the Makololo dynasty.
Mbololo was a brother of the King Sebetwane and uncle of the Queen Mamochisane and King Sekeletu.
He was a successor of the king Liswaniso and he seized the kingship in 1863. He was even more unpopular then Sekeletu.
He was very cruel and was overthrown by a force led by a Lozi contingent from the north in August 1864. After his death general Njekwa destroyed Makololo.
The French missionary François Coillard, who had read much of David Livingstone’s work noted: