We Were Mistaken For Thieves - Cyclists

Monday, July 11, 2016

FRANCISTOWN: Tricksters who rob people of their hard earned cash became the bane of two charity cyclists who rode in a bid to build a house for a disadvantaged resident of Borolong.

The local cyclists, Gunnar Sejlitz, 70, and Darius Mlambo, 30, discovered this during their close to 500 kilometres journey on bicycles from Gaborone to Borolong, near Francistown.

The cycling trip commenced on July 2, 2016 and the duo were joined by Lesedi Setlhare, 35, Kagiso Mpipi, 38, and Basetsana Keeme, 28 for the charity trip.

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