The family that has found solace in plants

FRANCISTOWN: Working an action-packed eight-hour job as a police officer is no small joke as it can leave one sapped of energy, body and mind at the end of the day.

But for Sergeants Sonny and Leka Mbisana, a married couple who are police officers in Francistown, they must have taken a leaf from a verse by American poet, Clinton Scollard who once said, "to heal mine moods, give me God's virgin woods."

Theirs is a hectic job indeed given the fact that crime has reached phenomenal proportions these days, especially in a place like Francistown, which the Director General of the Directorate of Intelligence Services (DIS), Isaac Kgosi recently described as a breeding ground of criminal activities.

Editor's Comment
A step in the right direction

It has only been a month since the newly elected government, the Umbrella for Democratic Change (UDC), took power, and there are already a lot of changes. Across different ministries, ministers are hard at work. Following heavy rainfall and storms that hit Francistown recently, the Minister of State Presidency, Moeti Mohwasa, made a commitment that government will assist those affected by the heavy rains. Mohwasa, when addressing the media in...

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