Bamalete’s 20 years of blood, sweat and tears
Friday, March 10, 2023 | 110 Views |
Bamalete celebrating court victory PIC: MORERI SEJAKGOMO
The tribe contributed to raising the £3,000 then required to purchase the land from Aaron Siew. In the same year, a title deed was issued by the Deeds Registry in the names of the then kgosi on behalf of the tribe.
To this day, the title deed is in the name of kgosi for and on behalf of the tribe and according to the Court of Appeal, that will not change. According to Mmegi archives, the government indicated in 2003 that it needed 1,000 hectares of the farm, which had been included within the Gaborone Development Plan 1997–2021.
“Desperate people do desperate things”– Michael BrooksHowever, this desperate pursuit of employment comes with its own negative outcomes. Therefore, Batswana must guard against becoming easy targets for human traffickers, labour exploiters and other transnational criminal networks that prey on vulnerable job seekers.Numbers don’t lie. The recent revelation by the Botswana Police Service that 22 Batswana have been reported missing after...