SETSWANA
SETSWANA NOVELS
Ga ke Modisa S. Mokae When Thebe Mothibi is elected mayor of Lekwa-Teemane, fame goes to his head. It is no secret that he likes the good life. But when Thebe accepts a bribe, it is up to his brother, Otsile Mothibi, to expose this corruption
through the local newspaper. It does not help that both brothers fall in love with the beautiful Nandi Dlamini.
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978 0 19 075203 3 978 0 19 073362 9
Dikeledi S. Mokae In Galeshewe township near Kimberley, fourteen-year-old Dikeledi is orphaned and takes on the responsibility of taking care of her younger siblings. Neighbours help where they can. Pastor Tau frequently visits and
shows support until one day when Dikeledi discovers that she is not sure what to think or who to trust anymore. Will the community stand together to see that justice is done?
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978 0 19 073084 0 978 0 19 073662 0
Maile Maila Boganana T. Ditsele The youth of today are faced with many new challenges that influence their decisions about their future. This brilliant new novel explores the many positive decisions that the youth can make.
Suitable for Grades 10 to 12 978 0 19 598752 2 DRAMA
Botsang Rre (3rd edition) W.K. Tamsanqa A Setswana adaptation of the gripping drama exploring love and family interactions, and conflicts that arise from cultural differences.
Suitable for Grades 11 to 12 SHORT STORIES
Pelo e ganne molora J.W. Mashike Pelo e ganne molora is a compilation of Setswana short stories focusing on the challenges and experiences of day-to-day life, and how the Batswana people have neglected their customs and traditions. It also addresses misconduct
in the police force and corruption in leadership that leads to mistrust in the community.
Suitable for Grades 10 to 12 978 0 19 598315 9 978 0 19 570798 4
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