Villagers want Bagai to succeed late Kgosi Sebina

Wednesday, January 18, 2017

FRANCISTOWN: Villagers in Sebina are reportedly leaning towards Kgosi Boyce Bagai of Nyanga as a replacement for Kgosi Kgakanyane Sebina, the former senior tribal authority who died last year.

Kgosi Sebina died two months back after a long illness and government is yet to find his replacement.

Kgosi Kenosi Phuthego of Thene ward in Sebina told Mmegi that even though Government has not yet engaged them in finding the deceased’s replacement, villagers view Kgosi Bagai as fit to take over the position.

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