No ranch for Khama from Palapye residents

Monday, February 19, 2018

Khama receiving fencing material for the ranch. PIC. KARABO SENAME

PALAPYE: The village Local Organising Committee (LOC) that was tasked with preparing gifts for the outgoing President Ian Khama has denied allegations that Palapye community has donated a ranch to the First Citizen.

When Khama recently came to bid Palapye farewell, he was given some fencing material adequate to fence a six by six kilometers ranch.

Simulation of a ranch was erected within the confines of the Palapye kgotla to display the materials in use.

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