Bidding farewell to Ngilichi House :: Mmegi Online

After almost 16 years of occupying the office perched at the second floor of the Ngilichi House or Meriting, Dikgang Publishing Company, the publishers of both Mmegi and The Monitor titles finally relocated to the other side of town. In this article, Mmegi Staff Writer RYDER GABATHUSE reminisces a nostalgic journey that commenced in 2003, the year the Ngilichi House doors were opened to us before they closed this week

FRANCISTOWN: It was in the spring of 2003 that a deal was finally sealed to occupy a single unit at the Ngilichi House. An agent from Knight Frank estate agents and property consultants whom we remember only as Khathidja had sealed the deal after Dikgang Publishing Company managing director Titus Mbuya gave the place a nod.

Yours Truly and the then DPC driver now businessman, Cuthbert Ratlhogo, accompanied him.

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