Kweneng cemetery row enters last lap

Thursday, July 24, 2014

This old woman is one of the residents who requested to be allowed to rebury their loved ones. PIC KAGISO MPAETONA

The much-anticipated meeting between the Kweneng Land Board, Magokotswane villagers and prominent farmer, Clement Kgosiemang, finally took place last week, with progress made towards resolving a three-year dispute over a cemetery plot.

While the meeting was held behind closed doors with all parties sworn to secrecy, Mmegi was able to establish that discussions were adjourned to next Wednesday.

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