Three Lotsane students in custody for robbery

Thursday, March 12, 2015

PALAPYE: Six young men ages ranging between 18 and 22-years-old appeared before Palapye Magistrate Thapelo Buang in connection with a chain of robberies.

The six accused are Selelo Chiba, Ishmael Pifelo, Johnson Motonto, Mompati Chiba, Tshiamo Kodumane and Mogakolodi Pifelo.

Motonto, Mompati, and Kodumane are students at Lotsane Senior Secondary School, while the rest are unemployed.

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Three Lotsane students in custody for robbery

PALAPYE: Six young men ages ranging between 18 and 22-years-old appeared before Palapye Magistrate Thapelo Buang in connection with a chain of robberies.

Pitched battle for table tennis’ P6, 000 prize

BFA to appoint Mares coach in January

BFA looks to gov’t for Mares incentives

Tennis enjoys financial windfall

Africa Netball accused of botched elections

Shock as softball TDO quits

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No Zone VI for Police volleyball clubs

‘Boraboko’ should face the wrath of the law