Jealously guard standards, culture heritage

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Consistency is vitally important. International universities of repute such as the Harvard Law School and Massachusetts Institute of Technology have successfully preserved their reputation.

This is because these institutions do everything in their powers to jealously guard their standards and cultural heritage.

Sadly the same cannot be said of our public secondary schools. Let's take for example, Moeng College built in 1949 under the inspiration of Bangwato’s visionary regent, Tshekedi Khama.

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Jealously guard standards, culture heritage

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