Kgafela will not return soon, commission says

Wednesday, November 19, 2014

Members of the presidential Bogosi commission PIC KAGISO ONKATSWITSE

The chairman of the commission probing problems at Bakgatla bogosi, Kgosi Malope Gaseitsiwe informed the tribe in a packed Kgotla meeting yesterday that their fugitive paramount chief, Kgafela Kgafela II will take years to come back to Botswana.

“Kgosi a re o le tlhoafaletse,” announced Malope to ululations. He however said that Kgafela informed him that he would take sometime in South Africa as he is still fixing a number of things related to the tribe’s assets.

“Kgosi Kgafela a re fa a emelela a ya Aferika Borwa o le laetse mme o tlaa tsaya dingwaganyana go boela gae,” announced Malope as the gathered crowd exclaimed “Aooo!” Some Bakgatla told Malope that they have turned into orphans.

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Kgafela will not return soon, commission says

The chairman of the commission probing problems at Bakgatla bogosi, Kgosi Malope Gaseitsiwe informed the tribe in a packed Kgotla meeting yesterday that their fugitive paramount chief, Kgafela Kgafela II will take years to come back to Botswana.

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