Villages still waiting for police stations

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The villages of Sebina, Marobela, Nshakazhogwe and Marapong are still waiting for the two police stations they were promised a few years ago, as the crime rate in the area continues to raise concern.

The promises were made when Festus Mogae was still president. Marapong headman of record, Bakani Mampori said criminals strike because they are aware that the police station is in Francistown."We need a police station here. Not a month passes by without reports of stolen livestock."

He added that Marapong is a rapidly growing village with no streetlights and people are frequently beaten and robbed. "Even police cannot patrol in the dark because they will be attacked especially women because they have no means of defending themselves," he added.

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