Delimitation creates council ward of 11,600 people
Monday, April 15, 2013
The Mogoditshane South Council Ward, previously known as Tsolamosese, with 11,607, people has become a hot potato in the Kweneng South East constituency where tribesmen believe the population is too large for a ward.
The threshold for a council ward is 4,614. The Mogodithane South (Tsolamosese) Council ward is made up of Mogoditshane Block 4, and Mogoditshane Block7. The Monitor understands that tribesmen in the Kweneng South East Constituency have made oral submissions to the Delimitation Commission during recent consultative meetings asking them to subdivide the Mogoditshane South ward into two; as well as renaming the former Block 7 ward Lesirane as it has been traditionally called, due to landmarks such as Lesirane Clinic and primary school.
“Betrayal hurts, but knowingwho was betraying hurts even more.”- Garima SoniWhat the men of Ditlharapa, Molete and neighbouring villages uncovered is a cross-border enterprise. The modus operandi, as the suspect himself reportedly confessed, is industrial: groups operating in multiple villages, fences cut with impunity, stolen goats walked into South Africa, warehoused at Makhubung, then sold in batches of 200 to a commercial farmer in...