Remembering soul sister, Beata Kasale

Friday, June 22, 2018

Kasale's influence in journalism is immeasurable

When I parted with Beata on the 10th of last month as we alighted the Air Botswana flight BP 222 in the evening, after a two-hour delay in Johannesburg due to a technical problem on the aircraft, I did not know I was seeing her for the last time.

I regret why I declined her offer to drop me off at the office to collect my car on arrival in Gaborone.

Her husband, Patrick Kabango, had come to pick her up and because my driver was taking long to collect me, they offered to drop me off.

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