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Borolong’s ‘Segotsa Molelo’ step in the right direction

Ace Kelekwang. PIC PINI BOTHOKO
Ace Kelekwang. PIC PINI BOTHOKO

Of the many irking qualities that so easily smear the village of Borolong, one thing that surely doesn't and stands out is the spirit of oneness and goodwill. Borolong remains a village where the trouble of one is the trouble of all, The Monitor staffer, Pini Bothoko, reports on the village initiative ‘Segotsa Molelo’.

Visiting my home village recently, I was moved by the initiative and noted it could spread across the country.

Whilst generally the Setswana proverb 'Matlo go sha mabapi' (loosely translated to encourage neighbourliness) has been on a downward spiral, in a show of unity and compassion, residents of Borolong village have launched an initiative to support bereaved families through small financial contributions during times of mourning.

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