E nngwe e tlhageletse
Friday, May 29, 2020
Ga twe, gone koo, mopalamente a rotloetsa Batswana gore tse tsotlhe ba di beele fale, ba eteletse pele lorato, therisanyo, le tshwaragano. Re iteele mafoko a kobo moroko re re, a go nne jalo Batswana ba goge mmogo, ba sa goge motsokwe, ba dira mmogo ka lorato le kutlwano gore fatshe leno le gatele pele. Gape re re, a tsotlhe di goge ka go tshwana, di tiise. A e se re tsa pele di gagamatsa, tsa morago tsa repisa. Kana ya re tsa morago di tiisa, tsa pele tsa repisa mosepele wa tloga wa pala.
Motswana o a tle a re, batho ke go tshwarisanya tsela; a raya go thusanya, go dira mmogo. Jalo he, re utlwa gore gone kwa phutegong ele, gape ga bo go ne go le modulasetilo wa komiti ya ditlhabololo tsa motse (VDC) wa Makaleng, Rre Ndawa Nkoshwane mme ene a ngongorega gore ga go na tshwaragano le tirisanyo mmogo fa gare ga boeteledipele jwa motse, komiti ya ditlhabololo le morafe.
That sounds like good news. But the report also warns that this may simply be because our digital economy is still young, not because we are safe. As more people shop, bank and pay online, criminals will follow.We Batswana do not need a report to tell us that danger is real. Many of us have heard of or fallen victim to KYC scams. A caller impersonates your bank or mobile money provider. They say they need to “verify” your account. They ask...