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'Stay in exile while we clear the way’

Monday, February 07, 2022 | 4760 Views |

Bagammangwato at Serowe kgotla PIC. THALEFANG CHARLES

BagaMmangwato travelled from all corners of the Central District to attend a kgotla meeting to hear of the whereabouts of Kgosikgolo Ian Khama and updates on how he was doing.

They also wanted feedback from his uncles following an assignment they gave them to find out from President Mokgweetsi Masisi on what went wrong between him and his predecessor, Khama.

Orator of note, Rrangwane Kgosi Mokhutshwane Sekgoma started off by asking for a song from morafe before delivering feedback. Sekgoma told the morafe that they made multiple efforts to meet Masisi, but have thus far not succeeded.

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'Stay in exile while we clear the way’

BagaMmangwato travelled from all corners of the Central District to attend a kgotla meeting to hear of the whereabouts of Kgosikgolo Ian Khama and updates on how he was doing.