A shameless crook
By Scrutator
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HEN thieves are not in jail they are always looking over the shoulders just in case someone wants to nab them.
They are never at peace.
But once in a while there comes a thief who doesn’t give a hoot about the police or the people he fleeced.
In Lesotho we have one such cheat who has been living blissfully despite having stolen M300 million from half a million people.
His name is Simon Thebe-ea-Khale, the crook who pulled what is probably the biggest swindle in southern Africa through that wretched Ponzi scheme called MKM.
Scrutator has always thought that when you carry out a con of that magnitude you must show some shame by disappearing from the glare of your victims.
But Simon is not one to be troubled by the misery of his victims.
So, there he was about town in a chauffeur-driven sedan the other day.
The chubby one dragged himself out of the car with a struggle and strode down the street with an arrogant spring in his step.
Along the way he met people who seemed happy to see him.
Scrutator watched in disgust as people scrambled to shake his hand.
It did not matter that this was the man who owes almost every family in our country.
To understand why Thebe-ea-Khale has not gone into hiding you have to appreciate how our society works and the spin it has put on his heinous deeds.
Gossip, cheap talk and myths are what fuels our society.
The rumour is that Thebe-ea-Khale’s MKM was closed by some jealous government people.
Never mind that the court ruled that the company was illegal.
The cheap talk is that the government is going to bail out MKM come rain or sunshine.
The myth is that it is possible to resuscitate MKM.
The gossip, cheap talk and myths are all sustained by ignorance, a pervasive disease in our country.
Thebe-ea-Khale has mastered the art of using this national plague of ignorance to his full advantage.
“Were it not for the cruel government you people would be millionaires by now,” he says to the people he fleeced into poverty.
The people nod with enthusiasm and then look to the government for a bailout.
Ignorance is what makes the people chase the government for a bailout when the man to whom they willingly handed their monies is living in opulence.
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he sad part of it all is that such ignorance always finds prominent purveyors.
Libe Moremoholo is the man at the forefront of the campaign to exonerate Thebe-ea-Khale while trying to strong-arm the government to bail out an illegal institution.
Last week Moremoholo dispatched a silly missive to Prime Minister Tom Thabane to remind him that MKM investors are still waiting for assistance from government.
As Scrutator read the letter she became convinced that the dislocation between Libe’s brain and mouth is irreparable.
The prime minister is yet to tell Moremoho to go tell his story to the mountain but Scrutator thinks he will do just that as soon as he realises that there is a “short” in the circuit between the former MP’s brain and mouth.
Why should Thabane tell Libe to go hang, you may ask.
The answer is as clear as a pig’s behind.
There is no doubt that what happened in MKM was horrible but we should not be blinded to the fact that the remedy Libe is suggesting is utter rubbish.
You see, a bailout in business is not an act of human compassion.
You can only bail out a company in which you are going to have a stake or recover your money in future.
That means the company you are bailing out must be worth something or at least be capable of surviving so that it repays the loan.
How this simple logic has escaped Libe, a man who spent five years in parliament, is shocking.
You don’t need to have passed Matric with flying colours to know that MKM is as dead as a dodo.
It is beyond redemption.
Even if the government pours zillions into it and then remove that con artiste called Thebe-ea-Khale MKM will remain dead.
That is because it was based on a thieving model that meant it could only survive for as long as Thebe-ea-Khale got more people to surrender their monies.
As the number of willing victims dried up MKM was going to collapse sooner rather than later.
It was neither a bank nor an insurance company as some people want to call it.
To call MKM a business is to be overly charitable.
It is such sad sight to watch a whole man like Libe flogging a dead donkey with gusto.
Libe and his cahoots are asking the government to pour taxpayer’s monies into a bottomless pit.
They want the government to sustain a criminal scheme on the sole basis that it affected many people.
If that is not nonsense then Scrutator doesn’t know what it is.
Any bailout of MKM will be an act of robbery.
Scrutator is rubbing her hands with glee for the day anyone in the new government will agree to empty the treasury just to please people like Libe.
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oliticians are indeed a very funny breed.
They have this nauseating habit of casting their message to suit a particular audience, depending on the audience’s level of sophistication.
When addressing villagers in Leribe they give them what they think they want to hear.
The idea is to tickle the ears of the electorate even when they don’t mean what they say.
So Scrutator honestly hopes and pray that Ntate Thabane did not mean what he said when he was on his three-day state visit in Harare recently.
For those who missed the juicy copy, the premier is said to have lavished effusive praise on that political dinosaur north of the Limpopo, Robert Mugabe.
He described him as one of the greatest Pan-Africanists in the same mould as Kwame Nkrumah, Julius Nyerere and many others.
Thabane’s sweet words could have been correct had they been spoken in the 1980s.
But since 2000 Mugabe has lynched opponents, hammered the economy and watched while his friends loot with zest.
The result is that the country has no currency of its own, its people have fled and starvation looms for those that dare to remain.
Thabane missed a glorious opportunity to tell that old ramshackle of a man in his face that his time was up.
The crisis in Zimbabwe had nothing to do with a “black versus white” thing.
The problem instead is of an old man who refuses to discern that his time is up.
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here was a time when men in our country used to pee in alleys and behind trees.
But recently Scrutator has noticed that more and more men are now emptying their bladders right in public.
For months she wondered why they have suddenly thrown caution to the wind. Then after a thorough observation she finally came up with a theory to explain this phenomenon.
It seems that men who like to pee in very public places are not that “gifted” (Close your mouth, Scrutator is still talking).
There seems to be a link between “their size” and a penchant for dangling out their things in public.
The smaller it is the more they are likely to want to show it off.
They are always itching to be “pressed” so that they can just pull it out right in the middle of the street.
It’s the same with money: people who like flaunting it have very little of it.
When you see a man with a wallet full of notes just know that it is probably all he has to his name at that moment.
The link between the flaunting of cash by the poor and the flaunting of “things” by less gifted men is compensatory behaviour.
So the next time you see a man peeing in front of people know that he is trying to enhance the little he has.
Just laugh at him until he puts that little thing where it belongs then walk away as fast as you can.
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inally, spring is here and we women are going to be wearing shorter things.
You can be sure that the riff-raff men from the bus stop area are going to start their monkeyshines when they see women in miniskirts.
They will whistle, scream and harass them.
When they are asked why they do such things they will hide behind something they call “culture” as if our culture prohibits women from wearing shorter things.
The truth however is that they are just pathetic bullies who were specialising in pelting teachers with stones when others were going to school.
Scrutator will not be tolerating such high-jinks from any men this summer.
Women must dress as they wish.
If men feel offended then they must come to town in underwears and see if women care.
Or if they think underwears are not their “style” they can find another country or planet on which to live.
This is our time.
All the talk about August having been the women’s month is crap because this a women’s century.
This is the century when men are going to wish they wore skirts.
Those that still see women as second class citizens are as old fashioned as the petticoat.
To our cause, they are as useless asFacebook friends.
Ache!
Comment by semenekane on 6 September 2012:
Welcome back Scru, Thebe ea Khale ha a bolele hore M300 ea sechaba o isitse ho kae?. Leha ke kholletsa bail-out ea depositors tsa MKM tjena, Thebe ea Khale a ke a fane ka tlhaloso
Scru u tsoa kae ‘nake?,
Comment by Phizzo on 6 September 2012:
Ke utloa hore Old Shield o re eena hang ha mmuso o mo lumella ho patala batho o tla ba patala hang. What lame cheap talk! The man defrauded Basotho n built so many structures n in the process caused irreparable harm to the economy of this country but its funny poor ppl believe him yet it was evident MKM was soon to face closure hence wy he introduced so many schemes at the same time. Shame
Comment by Batho on 6 September 2012:
“This is our time”
“This is the century when men are going to wish they wore skirts”
Ahhhhh!! It could explain why there are so many gays, they wish to wear skits, damn I hate this woman century !!
Comment by Mose-ho-Seaka on 6 September 2012:
Ebe Libe otlo araba areng ka moo a kimeng ka taba tsa MKM banna kapa mmuso otla momamela. Only time will tell.
Comment by Lefefooane on 6 September 2012:
“”‘Last week Moremoholo dispatched a silly missive to Prime Minister Tom Thabane to remind him that MKM investors are still waiting for assistance from government”"‘ IT WAS ONLY FAIR FOR LIBE TO REMIND HIM IT IS NOT GOOD TO LYE WHEN YOU ARE CAMPAIGNING JUST TO GET PEOPLE’S VOTES!!!
LE NA HA KELE THEBE EA KHALE HA KE UTLOE HORE NA NKA IPATELANG!!
BATHO BA BANGATA BA IPHAPANYETSA NETE EA HORE THAANE A KA FANE KA TLHAKISO HA RE HANE HORE MKM E NE LE PNZY SCHEME BUT THERE IS MORE TO THAT AS WELL CCJHE KAHA THAANE O PUSONG E HALALELANG EA SETLAMO O SA LE CLEAN KAJENO
Comment by GADDAFFI on 6 September 2012:
SCRU: BA U BOLELANG LE EA MAKATSA!!! THAANE U NA TLA RENG HA HAUFINYANE MUSO OA LONA O TSOA ZIM KA MEMO EA MAEMO?? U NO KA LEBELLA HORE THE CURRENT GOVT WILL HAVE NOTHING TO DO WITH ZIM HOBANE HO NE HOTHOE MUGABE O TSOANA HANTLE LE PAKALITHA,ACHE KE FELLOA KE MANTSOE OA TSEBA HA KE SHEBA TABA TSEE TSA LONA!!HANTLE LE BATHO BA MOFUTA OFENG LE BATLANG HORE E TLEBE HO NEPAHETSE??
Comment by mooa khootla on 6 September 2012:
U tlile hantle ntse ke u sapota, joale ena ea basali ba tsolang teng u oa ba liela. Ntja tsena li tla ba ja kantle ka mona. Le uena u ithlokomele hobane hona le ntja tse lapileng hampe.
O tla ea teronkong feela eena a ba fekifile ka koae
Comment by Mokotla on 6 September 2012:
a woman century….really? what a lunacy! That’s why there is a high rate of divorce cos women are not feeling anything wrong when they disrespect their husbands.Is this because it is their century?
Comment by Mosha on 6 September 2012:
This article is full of crap!!! Scru just disappointed me!!!
Comment by Mokoko oa Lihlaba on 6 September 2012:
Gaddaffi,’Na joale ha ke sa utloa hore na Muso o kena kae mona,’Na ke ntse ke sisinya hore Thebe -ea-Khale ha a bitsoe ke ‘Muso oa Letsema hore a fe Basotho chelete ea bona nothing else.
Ena eona eo batho ba ikemeng ka hore muso o palama lifofane ha ke bone phoso mono ,ha i sitana le likamele li palamisoa lifofane.Mosisili o ne matha le mosali hohle le bo ‘mphoto oa hae le basali ba bona ,so ha e etsoa ke babang e phoso.Atleast bo Ntate ha bane ba le Zim bane ba lo etsa boithuto ba temo eo lona pusong ea lona Basotho ba balooang ke tlala hare bua tjena.Le qalisitse Lesotho fatse ka puso ea lona ea 20yrs.Basotho ke mafutsana futse,le itsoitse le chelete ea block -farming ,’Mokose oitse o na le list ea batho ba nkileng chelete eno .Ke bona eka le bona eka re lithoto.Le ke ke la hlola le busa naha ena lekhale.Tsamaeng le etse Toyi-Toyi ho Thebe ea khale a le fe chelete ea lona.
Comment by LEKHOARA on 6 September 2012:
Scrutator, the CBL as the regulator did not do its job [to protect the public from unscrupulous ponzies], to blame people is to some extent improper because most do not have the knowledge to discern a proper scheme from an improper one hence we have a regulator.
On the issue of women empowerment; it does go with human respect, women empowerment does not mean walking on the street naked or showing off panties as some might think it is the way to go, please dress in a dignified manner, please our women don’t dress in a way that makes youselves uncomfortable [I do not even support those men who harass you].
On other issues, Scrutator, you sound like someone who has a personal vendeta against men. If they did you wrong, I plead forgiveness on their behalf.
Comment by tumelo on 6 September 2012:
No Scrutator,hake lumellane le oena ka taba ea Zim.i think you are very wrong when you say the situation there is not about white vs black.i agree with Ntate Thabane that R Mugabe is one the greatest leaders Africa has seen.to me,he is one of the few to stand up against white supremacy.the man is a hero.he deserve some respect from people like you.argument ea zim sethathong ene ese hore Mugabe have been in power for more than 3 decades,empa ene ele ea land reform.
Comment by Mojela on 6 September 2012:
Ooee! ha eba thabane otla re busa kea ipotsa, ose a qalile ka leoto lesele. One ailo batlang ha Mugabe? Eena a neng antse aiteta kae na moo!Haele thebe ea khale e na tsatsi lea tla Hela batho ba shoele ke ena,Hm..!o tloa Thabane a se aitse tuuu ka e na. 2017 ke ena hona mona. thola o re tuu.
Comment by Dr. Gaps on 6 September 2012:
ooele scrutator ba u boleleng, ke bona eka u sugarmama uena, motho leha lirotsoana lile masoebe, u bolela hore linne li advertisoe?
Comment by Batho on 6 September 2012:
Ha le ngola Sesotho tjee le re Scru o tla le utlosisa joang joale ? Kapa o sa tseba Sesotho ?
Comment by lehoki on 6 September 2012:
ke leboha `muso o fetileng ka ho kena lipakeng ka MKM ,BANABESO RE KA BE RE LE KAE KA HO JEOA CHELETE EA RONA, CHEHE HONA KE SEHLOHO, KE KEKHETHILE HOBANE HOTHOE CHELETE TSA RONA LI TLA KHUTKLA JOALE KE HONA KE BONANG HORE IT IS NOT EASY TO BAIL ILLEGAL COMPANAY MAKHOTLA ASE A CHILO JOALO, KHILI RA JEOA KA SEHLOHO, HA A TS`OAROE MONNA ENOA O ITSAMAELA HA MONATE FEELA,
TLOHELANG NTATE TOM, HA JA CHELETE HA HO TSOAROE MONGA EONA
Comment by Lefefooane on 6 September 2012:
@Lefefooane SENYAMO! KE EA U SHOELA, U BOHLALE EBILE U KHELEKE HO FETA BATHO BOHLE BA HLAHANG FORUMONG ENA. HAPE YOU KNOW SO MUCH!! I WILL CROWN YOU………NANA!!! bogus atchaartaria!!!! looks like there is virus circulating in this forum!!! damn this virus seems to be targetting on BIG GUS LIKE ME AND SEMMY! WATCH OUT!!!!
Comment by Semenekane on 6 September 2012:
@SEMENEKANE SENYAMO! KE EA U SHOELA, U BOHLALE EBILE U KHELEKE HO FETA BATHO BOHLE BA HLAHANG FORUMONG ENA. HAPE YOU KNOW SO MUCH!! I WILL CROWN YOU………NANA!!! bogus atchaartaria!!!! looks like there is virus circulating in this forum!!! damn this virus seems to be targetting on BIG GUS LIKE ME AND LEFEFS! WATCH OUT!!!!
Comment by article content on 6 September 2012:
scru, i belief the main objective in any busines is selling, n 1 cannot sell if no clients. Scru u have clients! Sell pure, genuine products. No fakes plz….. THIS WIL ENSURE KEEPING MOST N BEST CUSTOMERS.
Comment by Open mind on 6 September 2012:
At one point, weeping for seeing small things of men in public and in another point firing men for frowning at semi nude women. True lady indeed, FEMINIST!!!!!!!!! We will live this planet for you so that you can do your thing in this world SHAME
Comment by Seruoe on 6 September 2012:
Nna KE UTLILE Basotho ba mo thoholetsa ka moo e neng e le monna oa Mosotho ea ratang Basotho ka tsela e kgethehileng, ho ena le ho mo makalla ka lichelete tsa bona, u are right Scru, he is a lucky crook
Comment by Sekutu on 6 September 2012:
Ao, ho theong na kajeno ka chelete ea MKM, ha se eona MKM eo ho neng ho iketoa ka eona, ho thoe mmuso o fetileng ke oona o sitisa monna eo ho fa Basotho chelete ea bona,ho se ho thoe batho ba etse toitoi ba ilo e batla h Thebe eak Khale? E kae bail out ela eo ho no itsoe e tla etsoa hobane chelete ea litaemane le metsi a lihlaba e ngata Lesotho moo
Comment by Bobete on 6 September 2012:
Girl, you got the guts. So many topics in one article. From Thebe-ea-khale, Libe, Thabane, Mugabe, men displaying small weapons, women parading naked in the streets, hoodlums chasing women, women standing their ground etc. Surely these can consume a whole month of phone-in programmes over the radio.
Any way I agree with you mainly on MKM issue, no bail out with our taxes. The rest?? But the women strolling half naked in the streets, there you still have a mountain to climb to switch the mindset of our fellow brothers at the bus stop.
Comment by Lefefooane on 6 September 2012:
I wouldn’t agree more. In fact I always argued that the MKM investors should try get their money from Simon Lebuajoang Thebe ea Khale because he is the man who took their money. It was always wrong for MKM investor to try get their money from Lesotho government because they never invested and gave that their money to Lesotho government in the first place. Their money is with Simon Lebuajoang Thebe ea Khale (Monna ea lefatla ea bolotsang) and not with the government treasury. So it is completely absurd of Libe Moremoholo to try source his money invested at MKM from GOL treasury. I advise Libe & Co to sue Thebeeakhale for their money instead of accusing the Letsema government to cough out our taxes and pay them out as dividends to the MKM investors. That would be the most stupid and unfairest way to run a government treasury. Those who invested in MKM did so in their private capacities hence even the profits/proceeds/dividends were all theirs. They were not going to share any cent of their proceeds with anyone hence it surprises me why they want us the taxpayers to finance their loss. No ways. You take it all as a package. Our tax cannot be used to fund the expectations of people who invested in a pyramid scheme. That is for sure. They must approach Thebe ea Khale for their money and stop knocking at wrong doors.
Comment by Lefika on 6 September 2012:
Mooa-khotla u le ~me`kapa ntate Lesotho mona u lokeloa ke hlonepho joalo ka ana le litoke, u buoa joalo ka ha e ka ha mosotho oa Lesotho mona.
Comment by Lefefooane on 6 September 2012:
As for Thabane singing praises for Robert Mogabe, I got very very very dissapointed. However I was told he did so in his personal capacity and not on our behalf as Lesotho people because we all know that Mugabe is a nonsense. He Mugabe o sotlile batho ba habo. Ironically instead of Zimbabweans hauling insults and trying to remove Mugabe they blame the white colonial rulers who left Zimbabwe in 1980 when Mugabe took over. Just like people giving money to Thebeeakhale and wanting their money from Lesotho government, even Zimbabweans do the same. They completely fail to see that the man who has caused their misery is that 88 year old senile Robert Mugabe and not the white colonial rulers. Hence Zimbabweans will never manage to solve their problems. Much as the colonial rulers had a role to play, I strongly beleive that satane e fetang tsohle mono Harare ke Robert Mugabe. Now for Thabane to sing praises to Mugabe, I laughed my lungs out.
Comment by Lefefooane on 6 September 2012:
@Lekhoara, to some extent I agree with you that the then CBL as the regulator never did its job. On that front I agree 100%. Ntate Mosisli was too weak to even inest in that scheme hence even other half nots like him followed suit. However, my only worry is when the MKM investors want to get compensation from our taxes. Yes the CBL did not do its job, however there is also a thin line here since the CBL regulates banks and Insurance Companies. MKM was neither of the two. MKM was neither a bank nor an insurance co but a pure ponzi scheme hence it is unfair to blame CBL of failing to do its job. CBL regulates banks and insurance companies and not ponzi schemes. Maybe the then prime minister Mosisili is to blame.
Comment by Lefika on 6 September 2012:
@Mokoko oa lihlaba,lene le tletleba ka hore `muso o fitileng o ne o nka maeto o sa qete,feela re bona le lona le nka maeto le sa qete. Kapa e ntle ha e etsoa ke lona?KAPA LE NE BATLA FEELA HORE MOKHA OA LONA O HLOLEE?
Comment by Ponzi on 6 September 2012:
As I have always being saying: the solution to MKM is so damn simple! Convert it into PPP; leave Thebe-ea-Khale with nothing; no shares at all! Private – all those depositors. Public – Government! The shares will be in accordance to their monies( depositors)
Comment by Ponzi on 6 September 2012:
Take it or Leave it! All those buildings will come as Equity and so are CARS for Burial Society! If Thebe-ea-Khale so wishes to invest in that he should come as a businessman not the previous owner!
Comment by Ponzi on 6 September 2012:
We dont need to arrest him!
Comment by MOANANONG on 7 September 2012:
I LOVE U SCRU…you’re such an amazing columnist – so very talented I must say. Well! once in a while you do offend people HOWEVER most of the time you nail it perfectly.
This man is as you rightly put it…the biggest and perhaps the wittiest con artist in Southern Africa. I mean, its beats logic how people continue to see him as their redeemer and not the devil he truly is…more disturbing is when a political youth leader will go on put pressure on government to bail the thief out of debt.
Chee! Basotho ‘na ka ‘nete le nhlotse…your reasoning is so remarkable. Well put Scru…keep it up gal
Comment by Spenza on 7 September 2012:
Got 3 points today:
1. I just googled this: Pyramid schemers are criminals and if their schemes are found to be scams then they are prosecuted and punished. The man who gave the con its name ‘Charles Ponzi’ ended up behind bars.the most contemporary ponzificator ‘Bernard Madoff’ is spending 150 years in prison. And the bastard is already 74.
Pyramid schemes are shameless scams and the bolder they are, the more deplorable.Thebe-ea-Khale knew exactly what he was doing. Put him in prison and throw away the key.
2. Achee Scrutator. Have you seen how some of our women dress up. Ok. I am not saying they should wear those arab women wrap-arounds and veils,but for God’s sake, those low-cut jeans that reveal “likhoropo” are just lack of class. And if you say those men who make cat-whistles are hooligans,what do you call 150 kg women who reveal their privates to all and sundry including children?
3. @ Lefefooane and Semenekane: Ke eng joale na banna ka ‘narcism’. Are u both so deprived of love that you have to admire yourselves on a public forum? That is just sad boys. If you tell me where to meet you I will give each of you M30.00. and take you to meet some of my lady friends. they will admire you for 5 minutes or, since I am not a cheapskate, buy you the M150.00 treat where you can have yourselves admired for a whole night.
Comment by Ethics on 7 September 2012:
@Sekutu ,Lefika ACHEE HEE NTHO TSENA LI EA MAKATSA!!!
“”"As for Thabane singing praises for Robert Mogabe, I got very very very dissapointed.”"” NTSE KE MAKALA HO EA PELE”"‘
Comment by Lefefooane on 7 September 2012:
3. @ Lefefooane and Semenekane: Ke eng joale na banna ka ‘narcism’. Are u both so deprived of love that you have to admire yourselves on a public forum? That is just sad boys. If you tell me where to meet you I will give each of you M30.00. and take you to meet some of my lady friends. they will admire you for 5 minutes or, since I am not a cheapskate, buy you the M150.00 treat where you can have yourselves admired for a whole night.OOPPPSSS……
Comment by sceptic on 7 September 2012:
mona hee u buile oa tlohela ho bapala.. nnnnnneeeeeeetttttteeee!
Comment by 'Molomane on 9 September 2012:
Che bana ba rona ba sotlehile, ba hae bona ba ja ha monate feela a entse tlolo ea molao. Ha ke s’o bone ntho’e tjena.
Ha ele people who fell for leshano la hore ‘muso o bail-out eona, re iqeteloa ke ignorance feela.
Ntate Thabane now singing praises to Mugabe! Hehehehehehehe! Lipolotiki!
Comment by 'Molomane on 9 September 2012:
Ke ipotso ‘muso o ne o l’o ithuta eng ka agric ea Zim, ha masimo a letse Mugabe a tebetse batho ba neng ba lema. Leha ho le joalo, re tla lebella na ‘muso o na oa “MOLIMO” ona o tla re pota kae ho re kenya sehlohlo sa ho lema.
Comment by 'Molomane on 9 September 2012:
Motho le motho o na le partner ea hae ho fumana khotsofalo ka MEFUTA eohle. Joale haeba monna kapa moshanyana e mong o na le bothata ba hore na mosali kapa ngoananyana o apere joang, ho hlahile eng ha ho’a hlaha eng, ke bothata bo tla tsoa khale.
Haeba basali ba ne ba na le maikutlo a fosahetseng ka meaparo, ho ntse ho na le banna ba ntseng ba ts’abehisoa ke marikhoe, ba hlahisang likhoropo, ba sa pakeng hantle etc.. Banna bao ba ne ba ka hlaha betere/hantle ha ba apere maternity dresses only.
Comment by 'Molomane on 9 September 2012:
Motho le motho o na le partner ea hae ho fumana khotsofalo ka MEFUTA eohle. Joale haeba monna kapa moshanyana e mong o na le bothata ba hore na mosali kapa ngoananyana o apere joang, ho hlahile eng ha ho’a hlaha eng, ke bothata bo tla tsoa khale.
Haeba basali ba ne ba na le maikutlo a fosahetseng ka meaparo, ho ntse ho na le banna ba ntseng ba ts’abehisoa ke marikhoe, ba hlahisang likhoropo, ba sa pakeng hantle etc.. Banna bao ba ne ba ka hlaha betere/hantle ha ba apere maternity dresses only.
Haeba u batla ho pata hohle, its up-to-you. Haeba u batla ho hahloa ke phelo, also up-to-you. Freedom re tla e fumana planeteng efe?
Comment by 'Molomane on 9 September 2012:
@Spenza, re maketse feela. Ke llla le batho ba neng ba sa tsebe hore ba ne ba ntse ba gambla ka lichelete tsa bona.
Ha a ntse a re a ka patala batho, some people ba nahana hore u bua nnete. Ha esita a hloloa ho patala lintho tse ngata hakana-kana, e be ee eona a ka e patala joang?
Comment by Ua 6Pondo. on 12 September 2012:
U reng na Scru? Beng ba li AK47 ba likhoaetse joale ka ha ho tsoaneleha , ha ba li baby brown ba li pepesa? Khuooe….Se re bile re tseba variety ea bona ke ho fetella hona hoa bona!
Nna ke re matona a mmuso o fetileng who participated in this scheme are equally guilty. They were the biggest investors and so the saying goes that they were also preferred beneficiaries. How could they have seen any wrong doing on the part of MKM when they were willing participants and enablers tsa ho utsoetsa sechaba? Greed clouded their foresight and refused to see the transgression for what it is , when they had the moral obligation to protect the nation.In their positions of authority! Abuse of power for their own and unjust enrichment. Very much tantamount to a conflict of interest. Bosholu le bomenetsa khahlanong le sechaba ba ipatile kamora MKM. Ba jele ea bo mang chelete? Ha ba e hlatse le bona! Especially in their positions. They were not supposed to have been involved in such schemes especially se criminal joale ka sena. Bosholu bona bo etsoa ka mekhoa e mengata!
Comment by Tabola Ntheba on 17 October 2012:
A ke le baleng litaba tse tebiling tse amang maphelo a lona. Ba bangata ba lona ba ipitsa Ba christ empa ha le tsotelle hore bala buka ea Ts’enolo moruo, polotiki,le tumelo li beuoe penene. Kea kopa Basotho a re ithuteng boprofeta hobane Jehova oa rona u re senoletse khale ka taba tsena. Ha re ka utluisisa ka’The new world oder’, re ka bona hore na why MKM, Why LIBE nd all sme othr questionable stafs. The world will nvr b normal! It’l jst keep wortening