Palapye newspaper

20/08/2025

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Was that an earthquake mo palapye?

13/08/2025

Who is mammidi

11/08/2025

10/08/2025

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Hardy malaite a T-block

09/08/2025

FORMER PRESIDENT MASISI IN A HOT SOUP AFTER HIS SPEECH
“GO IPUELWA HELA MO MARANYANENG, KE ROGWA KE BANA!!

Former President Mokgweetsi Masisi expressed concern over the behavior on social media, where insults and accusations are made without evidence.

He emphasized the need to address issues within political parties, noting the changing political landscape and advising party members to work together despite their differences.
The following are some of the comments made on Facebook

09/08/2025

Are di tlhokomeleng bagolo bo simologile bogodu jwa granite stone mo palapye bogolo Jang ko mmaphula cemetery

09/08/2025

The DCEC is now looking into financial trails, ownership structures, and potential front companies that may have been used to obscure the origin of the funds used to acquire and develop the property.

In addition to the real estate probe, the DCEC is also examining Balopi’s role in the Vision 2016 Council, where he allegedly received payments for marketing and consultancy services that were never rendered. Investigators are said to be tracing these transactions to determine whether public funds were misappropriated under false pretenses.

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09/08/2025

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09/08/2025

DDT STUDENT PROTESTS CATCH THE GAZE OF PARLIAMENT

Members of parliament have promised to share a report on their recommendations on the DDT school of medicine after a site visit yesterday.

This after a delegation of members of parliament visited the DDT college of medicine in Metsimotlhabe in response to a student petition submitted to parliament by the institution's student representative Council as protests continue at the school.

Addressing the charged students after a tour of the facilities was truncated, Member of parliament for Maun West Caterpillar Hikuama told the young protestors that their cries were heard hence MPs led by the Deputy Speaker Helen Manyeneng had come to see for themselves the facilities that students complained about.

08/08/2025

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08/08/2025

TSHEPISO LETSIDIDI: BOTSWANA’S MOST NOTORIOUS CRIMINAL

By [Mompati Pilatwe]

Gaborone, Botswana
– Tshepiso Letsididi has earned a reputation as one of Botswana’s most dangerous criminals, with a trail of violence targeting women and children. His brutal crimes—including r**e, murder, and robbery—have left communities in fear and raised questions about justice and rehabilitation in the country’s prison system.

A History of Violence
Letsididi’s criminal record is a horrifying catalogue of brutality. In 2015, he r**ed and killed a schoolgirl in Molepolole, a case that is only now heading to trial. In 2022, he murdered a woman and her grandchild in the same village before stealing her car. Shortly after, he fled to Mochudi, where he r**ed another woman, stole her vehicle, and hid in her ceiling to evade capture.

His victims often identify him by his deformed hand—a chilling detail that underscores his notoriety.

Behind Bars, But Still a Threat
Despite being incarcerated, Letsididi continues to wreak havoc. Recently, he and another inmate, Obuile Nkwala, were accused of ra**ng a fellow prisoner at Central Prison. Reports indicate the attack occurred late at night, leaving the victim with severe injuries.

Letsididi is already serving multiple lengthy sentences—15 years for ra**ng a 15-year-old girl and 35 years for another r**e and robbery involving an 8-year-old. Yet, he still faces three separate murder trials, proving that his reign of terror is far from over.


As Letsididi’s cases proceed, one thing is clear: his name remains synonymous with fear, and the public is watching closely to see if justice wil prevail.