Ga se go bipa mpa ka mabele (e a tswelela)
Friday, May 10, 2019
Jalo he, e tlaa re gompieno re e tsweledise, re ntse re itshegeditse ka polelo ele ya bogosi jwa Werda. Go gatela pele, a re boele fa morago fale re re, polelo e ne ya kaya fa Kgosi Keleofile Phihadu, yo nako eno e leng ene kgosi ya Werda, a le gaufi le go tlogela bogosi ka o godile. E re a se fologa, fela jaaka gale, go tshwanele go nna le mongwe go tsena foo, go thiba phatlha ele. Polelo e ne ya supa fa batho bangwe ba le teng, ba ka tshwara maemo ao, mme morafe o ise o dumalane gore, tota mo go bone, go tsene mang. Gone fa, re ne ra utlwa fa Boora Esterhuizen ba re bogosi ke jwa bone, bo ba lebanye.
Lebaka la gore ba bue jalo e le eng? Re ne ra utlwa gore ba re, bogosi bo ba tshwanetse ka jaana leina la bone le kile la busa motse wa Werda. Ga bolelwa fa ka nako eo, go ne go busa Andries Esterhuizen. Go ya ka polelo ele, mafoko a, a tladiwa ke Rre Johannes Vissagie.
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