Motho ga a tswe yo mongwe tema

E a re se tswelela Setswana se re, 'Moroto wa e esi (kgomo e e esi/nosi,) ga o ele.' Se raya gore, tiro e kgonwa ka go pataganelwa. Ka e tshwaraganetswe, e dirwa ke batho ba bantsi, e nne motlhofo.

Mme le gale, a re se tseye gore, tiro nngwe le nngwe e ntse jalo, ke e e batlang go tshwaraganelwa. Fa re ka tsaya jalo, botshwakga bo ka nna bontsi thata. E re motho a ne a ka kgona tiro, a nne fela, a se ke a e dire. E re a bodiwa gore ke eng tiro e sa dirwa, a etse Mokotedi, a iphemele a re , ‘Kana wa e esi  ga o ele.’  Nnyaa, fa go twe ga o ele, ga go reye jalo. 

A re itse gore, go na le ditiro dingwe tse motho a ka kgonang go di dira a le nosi. Tse dingwe tsone, a le nosi, di pale; di batle batho ba le babedi, ba le bararo kgotsa palo nngwe e e tsopana. Tseo ke tsone e reng go buiwa ka tsone, go twe, wa e esi, ga o ele. Ka lone lebaka le, re utlwa fa kwa Francistown, go na le mokgatlho mongwe o o bidiwang Francistown Women Collective. Ga twe mokgatlho o, o tlhamilwe ngogola ka Tlhakole, ke basadi ba le lesome le bobedi.  Go bolelwa fa jaanong Women Collective e setse e aname le toropo ya Francistown, e bile e na le maloko a feta masome a mararo.

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Be careful on the road this festive season

Over the past weekend in Greater Gaborone, four people tragically lost their lives in separate accidents, a stark reminder of how vulnerable we are on the roads, especially during this busy time of year.The accidents, which claimed the lives of three pedestrians and one driver, paint a grim picture of the dangers faced by everyone on the road, not just motorists but also pedestrians. In one case, a young man was fatally struck by a truck whilst...

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