Stimela se kgaupetsa Chouka

Wednesday, December 07, 2016

PALAPYE: Setlhopha sa BR Highlanders se se itsegeng ka leina la Stimela se tsweletse ka tshameko ya sone e ntle ya go gwetlha bosimega jwa liki ya Debswana ya Bokone jaaka se ne se kgwathisa se le sone se ntseng se ingapangapela sa Motlakase Power Dynamos kana Chouka, ka dithupa tse tharo go ele nngwe.

Stimela jaanong se kwa setlhoeng sa liki e ya bokone e mo pakeng eno barati ba yone ba e kayang ele thata go ka nopola mofenyi. Ba re go thata ya lentswe kwa setlhoeng.

Mo motshamekong oo neng o tshamekelwa kwa mabaleng a Swallows ka Matlhatso a re tswang mo go one, Stimela se ne sa kubugela Chouka ka go kgwa bokgakga jwa sone. Mme semoko sa sone sa tlala ka lebala la Swallows metsotso ya ntlha ya motshameko.

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