No Hair Cut Under The Tree In Ftown

FRANCISTOWN: Late last year, it was the illegal traders who were at the receiving end of the no-nonsense Francistown City Council (FCC) by-law enforcement officers.

 

Now, it is the turn of the barbers and their shacks opposite Ngilichi House to be on the receiving end of the uncompromising FCC personnel. The barbers were told to demolish the structures and vacate the space by end of January, failing which, the by-law officers would descend. Last Thursday, a day before the deadline, they obeyed the order. The barbers, who are mostly young men, are apprehensive of the future because they are being deprived of their means of livelihood.

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Let us all go to vote

Figures released by the country’s electoral management body have shown that a total of 1, 037, 684 people have registered to vote.However, eligible voters could be discouraged by events leading to the voting day like poor execution of advance voting amid talks that the elections could be unfair.There have also been threats by certain opposition politicians that shall the elections not be free and fair, they will halt them.Despite these...

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