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Dikgosi demand bogosi ministry

Monday, March 07, 2022 | 1830 Views |

Members of Ntlo ya Dikgosi PIC: MORERI SEJAKGOMO

Traditional leaders in the Borolong area have called for the establishment of a separate ministry for bogosi.

When making submissions on behalf of ‘Marara a kgaolo ya Borolong’ during the constitutional review meeting at Goodhope on Friday, Kgosi Johane Lesoma of Ramatlabama said dikgosi want bogosi removed from the armpit of the Ministry of Local Government and Rural Development.

Lesoma said the traditional leaders want the Constitution to recognise bogosi by also making it the fourth arm of government.

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Dikgosi demand bogosi ministry

Traditional leaders in the Borolong area have called for the establishment of a separate ministry for bogosi.