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Mixed feelings for SONA in F/town

Lebakeng
Lebakeng

Knowledge Maisweng (56) Self-employed Maisweng from Borolong village was not impressed by the SONA. He contends that there is nothing new and believes that the speech is a duplicate of the previous speeches.

“Shortage of jobs remains a thorn in our flesh but all I heard is promises without a clear plan to address burning issues on the ground,” he added.

“We are currently facing acute shortage of medicines in health facilities but it was said that the government has engaged pharmacies to help in distributing essential medicines across the country.

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