A re kgaoganye
Friday, June 07, 2019
Ba tswelele ba re, ka ngwao ke boswa, e tshwanetse go babalelwa, ya somarelwa, gore e tle e fitlhelwe le ke dikokomane tse di tlang. Bangwe ba re, ka ke eo e lebega e nyelela, re tshwanetse ra leka ka thata go e tsosolosa. Jalo he, malatsi ano, re a tle re bone go tshwerwe meletlo ya go leka go tsosa ngwao. Ka merafe ya Batswana e farologanye, meletlo e tshwarwe mo mafelong a a farologanyeng go ya ka merafe eo.
E re bangwe ba tshwere Dithubaruba, e le moletlo wa ngwao, ba bangwe ba tshware o mongwe fale mme ba o bitse ka leina le sele la morafe wa bone.. Ba bangwe ba dire Dikgafela fa bangwe fale bone ba bolotsa bojale le bogwera. Godimo ga moo, go nne le mmino o o farologanyeng, e ntse e le go ya ka merafe ya Setswana. Mongwe go twe ke Borankana, Phathisi, Polka, mongwe o bidiwe ka leina la morafe oo, go twe ke wa Sebirwa, kana, wa Sekalaka. Go ntse go ntse jalo, go nne le mmino mongwe o itiretswe ke setlhpha sengwe, kgotsa, ke motho mongwe, a le nosi fela foo, mogopolo e ntse e le go leka go somarela ngwao.
Independence Day holds immense significance for Batswana as a whole. It offers a moment for reflection and celebration of the country's achievements, while also prompting introspection.We must honestly assess whether the number of years of independence aligns with the progress we have made. While there is certainly much to celebrate, there are also pressing issues that require the attention of relevant stakeholders. Many Batswana are facing...