Molf o tuka magalapa

Wednesday, August 19, 2015

“Batho ba buile dipuo tse dintsi ka nna, ele mapolotiki ka go farologana bogolojang ba kganetso ba komiti ele ya ga Moupo. Bangwe ele ditsala fa bangwe ele dinta tsa selomelakobong, le malope a go bebenya melomo.”

A ke maikutlo a ga Robert Molefabangwe.

Molf, jaaka bontsi jwa batho ba tlwaetse go mmitsa, o ntshitse maikutlo a gagwe beke e e fetileng mo potsolotsong le Naledi. Molefabangwe o boletse fa go ya lejwa ga gagwe kwa BDP go ile bokhutlong mme jaanong a boela gae kwa phathing Puophaa (BNF), e a reng ke gone kwa a ikagileng le go simolola polotiki teng.

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Molf o tuka magalapa

“Batho ba buile dipuo tse dintsi ka nna, ele mapolotiki ka go farologana bogolojang ba kganetso ba komiti ele ya ga Moupo. Bangwe ele ditsala fa bangwe ele dinta tsa selomelakobong, le malope a go bebenya melomo.”

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Selefu

Selefu

Civil Society threatens court action over constitution amendment

Fans urged to fill up stadium

Coaches take jabs ahead of derby

A city divided!

Civil Society threatens Masisi with legal action

Routine child vaccination imperative