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Mantsikinyane a madi a bonanana: Grade 8: Drama

By (author) B.M.T. Makobe

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Tsa matsatsing a selehono a bommasepala le tsa magosi, go re o di kwe o be o di homolele. Go di bolela e dio ba go kwa mpa mokhora. Le ge go thwe di gola ka go amusetsana, e sego ka mokgwa wo wa matsatsi a. Re gahlana le mathata a mantsi moo lehumo le somiswago go bapala ka batho. Se e fela e eba sentswelakae sa thaka e nanana ntle le matswalo ba ipshina, ka ge gothwe lesaka go lewa le le dutlago. Ipshineng ka tsa boPoponono, boMpipitlela, boMmabolepu le boMokomosasa Leburukgowa. Ke tseo tsa bomantsikinyane a madi a bonanana. Mantsikinyane a madi a bonana addresses the issues that directly affect the community and traditional leaders. The youth seem to be blinded by the riches of the more prominent people in the community. Bishop MT Makobe is a well-known Sepedi author. Many of his books have been prescribed in schools.

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