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Seabelo's family grateful for Batswana's support

Tuesday, October 08, 2024 | 1960 Views |

The family of Seabelo Tlhaselo has expressed gratitude as tributes continue to pour in following the passing of the transport and logistics magnate. Tlhaselo, the owner and founder of Seabelo Express, died on Sunday after allegedly committing suicide.

Speaking to MmegiOnline this morning, the family’s spokesperson and younger brother to the deceased, Victor Tlhaselo, shared that it is quite comforting to see that the nation is in mourning with the family.

Batswana took to social media to pass on condolences since the news surfaced that Tlhaselo is no more.

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