Guided by prophecy, the Great Spirit, and her ancestors, she was called to reclaim vacant state land historically and spiritually aligned with the Khoi and San peoples. Despite holding a doctorate in education, the arts, and culture, she left behind comfort to begin this sacred mission – starting in a tent at Knoflokskraal in the Western Cape.

Her deep obedience to spirit and ancestral guidance has earned her great respect, especially for leading the |Nu’ais Korana in reclaiming ancestral lands.

Queen Elouise has served as Western Cape Chairperson of the South African Religious Forum and Deputy Chairperson of the Spiritual Crime Prevention Unit of the South African Police Services. She currently chairs the International Korana Kingdoms Council. Her vision is to see the full restoration, redress, and unification of all Khoi and San tribes across South Africa.

Affectionately known as the Lioness, Queen Elouise embodies authenticity, humility, warmth, and unwavering faith – a living vessel of her ancestors’ spirit. She stands as a true representative of one of humanity’s most ancient and enduring lineages.