'End Modern-Day Slavery, Its Covert Nature'

Monday, August 03, 2020

Kgosi Kebinatshwene Mosielele PIC: MORERI SEJAKGOMO

Kgosi Kebinatshwene Mosielele of Bahurutshe boo-Manyana has called on government to encourage equality within tribes as the country is faced with human trafficking tragedy.

Kgosi Mosielele said as traditional leaders they are concerned by cultural beliefs that impact on the livelihoods of the minority tribes in Botswana that need immediate attention.

He pointed out that children from minority tribes continue to be trafficked to cattle posts, towns and cities to become slaves to the elites.

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