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It’s December

Monday, December 05, 2022 | 20 Views |

As November slowly but surely slides into oblivion and December rolls in on the wheels of inevitability a feeling of foreboding almost sweeps through the entire populace.

November is a precursor of all things exciting. The biggest thing about November is getting dividends from a Motshelo club. Officially this dividend is meant to buy Christmas food and clothing for kids.

However, most if not a good part of it is reserved for the Christmas beverage at the village. It is sacrilege to go to the village and have no money to buy alcohol for village folk.

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