I Survived 2015

Thankfully most of us made it through the tough madness period otherwise known as festive! Personally I am just glad I made it out in one piece, even relieved that every single member of my family is, at this very moment, all accounted for. Some families were not so lucky.

This time around personal circumstances (and my wallet) forced me to abort my planned holiday and like many Batswana, I then opted to go home to my home village instead. Owing to its close proximity to my place of work, unlike many others, I get to go home on a regular basis and most of the time I don’t even plan such random trips.

This time around though,  I delayed my departure and like many other nervous city dwellers, the thought of coming back home afterwards to empty houses  is enough to even send chills down the spine of a hardened war veteran! On the eve of Christmas though, I reluctantly made the trip home after two days of discreetly loading stuff in the car while neighbours were either asleep or distracted. By this time, my mother was now threatening to come and get us!

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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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