Kgafela vows to fight to the death�

Friday, August 22, 2014

Kgosi Kgafela Kgafela II is not taking his recent defeat in the North West High Court lying down and in fact plans to “celebrate” the chance to advance his case to either South Africa’s Supreme or Constitutional courts.

At least according to one of his closest loyalists and community leader in Moruleng, Victor Modimakwane.

Kgafela’s loss means his biggest rival and uncle, Nyalala Pilane, continues as Bakgatla chief in Moruleng while Kgafela himself contends with his derecognition by the Botswana government.

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