It’s Our Night!!! Sherpherd English Medium School Stardard 7 pupils entering their Valedictory Ceremony in style on Thursday night in Molepolole. The ceremony was a farewell oration to the stardard 7 pupils who recently completed their examinations and will be attending junior schools from next year. Among the guest list was Member of Parliament for Molepolole South Dr Mmati who congratulated the kids and commended the parents who were supporting their children in their educational journey that is starting.
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Township Rollers fans showing off some incense they were burning just before the Sunday Game with Police XI in Molepolole Sports Complex. The game finishing with Police XI walloping Township Rollers 1-0.
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Kgosi Kgari Sechele III(right) of Molepolole listening attentively to Katso Makgopa(third from left) Team leader of the SMC Gaborone that had come to Molepolole on a quest to reach out to the public in Molepolole about importance of circumcision. With her is her team Baitlhatswe Gao Mokoke (left) and Boitshepo Tshupo (second left). Ms Makgopa noted that the numbers of men who come for circumcision are generally low. Right now about 35% of men have circumcised and they hope to reach 80% by 2016. The Paramount Chief of the Bakwena had a chance to view the mobile vehicle the team used for circumcision operations on their reach outs. Ms Makgopa also said with the mobile vehicle about 10 operation can be carried out in a day but only about 2 or 3 men come forward for circumcision in a day.
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Thatayaone Rasedie wa masimo a Ditshukudu mo kgaolong ya Kweneng a lema mo tshimong ya bangwe ba ba mo duelelang gore a ba lemele ka terekere ya gagwe. Morago ga dipula tsa maloba balemi mo Ditshukudu ba tlhoka thuso ya gagwe ka jaanong letsema le bolotswe. Dipoelo tsa go lemela batho a dirisa terekere ya gagwe di a nametsa ka gore ba le bantsi mo motseng o ba itshetsa ka go lema.
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Thabiso Monyatsi(left) of Escapardo Holdings which is a consulting firm, giving tips on Business Management tips to Poverty Eradication Schemes participants at Molepolole Institute Of Health Sciences on Thursday afternoon. She highlighted that local businesses face problems like start-up capital, quality of goods and market .She advised participants to always seek help from their respective council, LEA, CEDA and YDF.
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19 years old Lorraine Galefete explaining her artwork on Wednesday titled "1966 Lifestyle", which depicts how Batswana lived in the early years after independence. She obtained 2nd position at the President Day Regional Art Competitions held at Kgosi Sechele I Museum in Molepolole. Her other artwork titled Dikgafela came in 1st position. Ministry of Youth Sports and Culture Senior Art Curator Mr Dimpho Tumisang (not in photo) said about 367 people in Kweneng District applied to compete but only 147 submitted their artworks for the competition. He said those whose artworks obtained position 1, 2 and 3 in various categories will go for the final competitions in Gaborone where the winner takes away P10 000.00.
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Many youth flocking around businessman Mr Manhar Mooney to get his business cards so that they can get in contact with him and hopefully make him their mentor. He is commonly known as the countrywide Trans chain stores owner as well as the I Towers co-owner. Mr Mooney had attended the Botswana Jobs Fair on Tuesday afternoon to give a lecture about driving the youth towards a sustainable employment. He explained in his lecture that he has 63 years being self-employed and this came about because he always identifies a need in the community and fills it.
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Fair Grace Academy pupil from Moshupa getting a face paint on Friday Afternoon at Airport Junction in Gaborone during the school's children's day out where children took a break from academic work and visited famous places around Gaborone like the Airport Junction mall.
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