Voices on the streets

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Mmegi photojournalist, PHATSIMO KAPENG, hit the streets this week to gauge people’s opinions on the state of the economy. Many are deeply depressed. He samples a few of the responses

Mpho Kebosietswe, 22 All I can say is that the situation is deteriorating further because there are no jobs and people are still losing their jobs. Government efforts are not visible in alleviating Batswana from this crisis.

If I remember correctly, during the 2019 elections government promised to create employment for Batswana but I am not seeing anything to suggest that being the case.

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Voices on the streets

Mmegi photojournalist, PHATSIMO KAPENG, hit the streets this week to gauge people’s opinions on the state of the economy. Many are deeply depressed. He samples a few of the responses

Athletics likely to go solo at Olympics

Amidst BFA fights, Sebego raises hand for presidency

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Kwa Nokeng Oil sponsors young biker with P120,000

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