Masome ga a na �bo�

Wednesday, April 02, 2014

Dikgang/Daily News e bega fa ngogola go ne ga bulwa kereke nngwe ya Spiritual Healing kwa Ghanzi. Ga go buiwe sepe se se kalo ka kereke e, fa e se fela gore e simolotswe go agiwa ka 2008 mme ya felela e lopile madi a a fetang P250,000. Ga twe kereke e ne ya bulwa ke tona ya tsa Pereko le Selegae, Rre Batshu.

Fa a le koo, tona o ne a bua ka dilo dingwe tse di fatlhang tse di dirwang ke dikereke dingwe. Ga twe o ne a re, go ya ka molao motheo, e tshwanetse gore e re fa ngwaga o fela, dikereke di ntshe pego ya tsone ya madi, go tle go bonwe gore a di ntse di goga ka fa di tshwanetseng go goga ka teng. A bua gore dingwe dikereke ga di dire jalo mme tse ke tsone di ka felelang di tswetswe ka di tlola molao.

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