Dikgosi plead for security in their offices

Wednesday, February 01, 2023 | 1260 Views |

Concerned by escalating break-ins and theft in tribal administration offices, some Dikgosi have revealed that thieves take advantage of lack of security guards and break into offices.

Through Ntlo ya Dikgosi, they (Dikgosi) pleaded with the Minister of Local Government and Rural Development to consider providing them with security guards.

This follows a question that was posed by Kgosi Tjazako Munduu of Ngami Region asking the minister if he was aware that thieves take advantage of lack of security guards in their offices in some Dikgotla and break-in to steal office equipment.

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Dikgosi plead for security in their offices

Concerned by escalating break-ins and theft in tribal administration offices, some Dikgosi have revealed that thieves take advantage of lack of security guards and break into offices.

BNSC powerless as fights escalate

Sportspersons flock to politics

Attention turns to relegation

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Softball team denied World Cup chance

Mabote seeks answers after squad omission

World Relays trip divides BAA

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