Mmadinare Kgosi to be installed next year

Tuesday, April 29, 2014

SELEBI-PHIKWE: Bangwato tribal leadership has announced that 33 year-old Mphoeng Kebuileng Mphoeng who is taking over from Kgosi Phokontsi Seeletso will ascend to the throne in October 2015.

Though the announcement was met with jubilation on Wednesday, the eagerly waiting community members complained that the date was too far and wondered why such a long delay. w“A lot of things are not going well in the village. The date is just too far,” complained one.

One elderly resident and local Pastor Bampoloki Rantsudu requested Kgosi Mphoeng to bring a wife when he ascends to the throne in 2015.

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