Sefhophe village never experiences chieftainship conflicts � Kedikilwe

Thursday, November 05, 2015

SEFHOPHE: Former vice president Ponatshego Kedikilwe has said that Sefhophe village has never experienced chieftainship conflicts unlike other villages in the country.

Speaking during a visit and donation of chairs to Sefhophe by members of Ntlo Ya Dikgosi on Tuesday, Kedikilwe said that succession of chieftainship has never been a problem in the village.

He said that residents should take pride in their village, as there has never been any conflict relating to the chieftainship. Sefhophe chieftainship has been running smoothly without conflicts over who should be the rightful heir to the throne.

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Sefhophe village never experiences chieftainship conflicts � Kedikilwe

SEFHOPHE: Former vice president Ponatshego Kedikilwe has said that Sefhophe village has never experienced chieftainship conflicts unlike other villages in the country.

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