Our leaders just dress badly
Monday, November 30, 2015
While I am alive to the fact that our legislatures have more serious and I imagine, even pressing business to attend to once elected into political office, to some of us, even to many impressionable young people out there, we all look up to these people. The worst thing about looking up to somebody is that you don’t choose which parts to look up to, heroes and heroines have to act and even look the part. The flip side of this age-old adage of looking good forewarns the hazards of snap judgements made on the basis of outward appearances alone, but truthfully speaking, image is still everything whichever way you look at it.
How many of us have come back from the doctor healed instantly even without a Panado, after being to a well-groomed doctor’s office? A couple of years ago, there was one such young doctor at GPH. Word spread like veldt-fire and soon the whole town had even discovered that he freelanced at the hospital only after hours. Before we all knew it, that hospital emergency room was soon the ‘it’ place for most females in this city. Everybody looked forward to having that cold stethoscope down their back, being ‘commanded’ to breathe three times as it was placed on strategic places on your back was the ultimate highlight of such visits. Nobody could be bothered to pass through the dispensary after such visits.
The acrimony that seemingly characterised the relationship between the Malete Land Board on behalf of the Botswana government and Kgosi Mosadi Seboko and the tribe, should now be water under the bridge as the tribe has finally gotten what it has been fighting for - the land.Kgosi Mosadi has articulated an instance upon which she was allegedly summoned to the State House by the Head of State, Mokgweetsi Masisi where the former claimed she was...