O maitseo a eng?
Wednesday, February 18, 2015
Mabele e ne e le one sejo se se tona sa Motswana. O ne a a a ja bogobe, e bile a a a na bojalwa. A a je ngwaga otlhe, e re nako nngwe, fa a ne a hodile thata, a a je dingwaga mme a re o ja tshupa. Tse dingwe dijwalo, jaaka magapu le dinawa, di ne di le teng mme tsone go ka twe ke tsa nakwana fela.
Mo godimo ga go lema, Motswana o ne a rua, a rata kgomo go feta diruiwa tse dingwe. Kgomo e ne e ruetswe ditiro tse dintsi. E ne e lema, gape e gangwa. E re fa e le dikgomo tse di segamo, ke gore, tse di masi thata, mangwe a nowe, a mangwe a dire madila. Letlalo la yone le ne le sugwa mme le segwe diphate le dikgole. Mme godimo ga tse tsotlhe, kgomo e ne e ruetswe go golega e lema, e goga dikoloi le dilei. Boo e ne e le botshelo jwa Motswana jwa malatsi a jale.
This ruling is more than a technical legal decision it is a mirror reflecting the rot in the country’s procurement processes and governance.For far too long, government officials have twisted regulations to serve their interests, betraying the very citizens they are sworn to serve.The Judiciary’s rejection of this appeal is a timely reminder that corruption—no matter how deeply entrenched cannot indefinitely escape accountability. Yet,...