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Gov’t urges Bangwato to forgive Masisi and Co

Mohwasa addressing Bangwato.PIC.KENNEDY RAMOKONE
Mohwasa addressing Bangwato.PIC.KENNEDY RAMOKONE

As the Bagammangwato tribe struggles to forgive the past administration for ‘sins of the past’, Minister for State President Moeti Mohwasa has urged the tribe in the Central District and the nation at large to reconcile with and forgive those who have wronged them.

The Bangwato tribe is still healing from wounds of the past, which included the persecution of the Khama royal family and the denial of access to their main Kgotla in Serowe. All this happened during former president Mokgweetsi Masisi’s tenure, which was ended by the Umbrella for Democratic Change (UDC) last October.

As the kgotla and the return of the Khama family reminded Bangwato of the past, Mohwasa told the tribe during retired Kgosi Kgamane’s farewell ceremony that they should forgive but never forget the unpleasant winds of the past. Mohwasa said he told Bangwato recently, during the funeral of the late minister Kgotla Autlwetse, that it is time for forgiveness.

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