The funeral with a touch of politics

Tuesday, August 26, 2008

MAHALAPYE: Nobody was at her bedside when she finally succumbed to death. No mortal will ever know, for sure, when she died. Only God knows the hour, time and day when He asked Margaret Koloi Moletsane, born on 16th December 1945, to pay the ultimate price.

Few will forget her death as she passed away at a time when her son is vying for political office against Vice President Mompati Merafhe in the Mahalapye West constituency.

What is certain is that her son, Bernard Bolele, had the painful experience of discovering the motionless and lifeless body of his beloved mother on Thursday 21 August 2008.

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