A re kgothatsaneng sentle

Wednesday, March 09, 2016

“O ithute o seka wa tsoga o epa mesele,” mo nakong e ntsi mafoko a, a dirisiwa ele kgotlhatso mo baneng ba sekolo gore ba tlhwafalale dithuto. Le fa go siame go kgothatsa, ke eng go kgotlhatswa ka go nyatsa kgotsa go nyenyafatsa ditiro le maemo a ba bangwe?

A batho botlhe ba tsaletswe go nna bo Tautona le dingaka mo lefatsheng? A rare ba ba epang mesele bone ga ba na mosola? A rare ba ba selang matlakala bone ke boesemang?

Mo botshelong jwa gompieno, bana ba dikolo ba tlotlile Mmadikolo, ga ba batle go utlwa sepe ka di-brigade. Ba di leba ka leitlho la kilo. Bana ba ba tsenang teng ba bitswa ba ba seng botlhale gape ba a nyadiwa. Fa re ka simolola go kgethololana le go nyatsana jaana, ditiro tse gotweng gase tsa sepe di tla dirwa ke bomang?

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