Relief as teacher is acquitted for dangerous driving
Monday, September 28, 2015

On the previous day, the prosecution brought a vehicle Inspector, Modiegi Motladiile, who testified that he inspected the car after the accident and ruled out the possibility of a tyre burst. Though the accused had said the left rear tyre was torn on the inner side and he availed pictures, Motladiile disputed that and affirmed that the car had no visible mechanical fault.
Another witness, Sergeant David Kaisara, said he received a report of an accident that happened at Motlhalawakgomo settlement along the Kanye-Jwaneng road on March 11, 2014. He said upon arrival at the scene the accused person introduced himself as the driver of the car which had overturned with him and other four passengers who were already rushed to the hospital.
That is indeed a welcome development, especially looking at the fact that the manual way of doing things is slowly disappearing and competency in the use of computers and other digital gadgets has become a must.The simple way of looking at it is just an example that almost all companies have gone completely digital and school leavers will be better placed after leaving school, because they will already be familiar with the use of computers.The...