Ponahalo ea khale e lumellana le tatso e tloaelehileng ea langa le le lej. Litholoana ke monko o nkhang hamonate, o monate haholo. Lipalo tsa peo 3 kapa 4. Li loketse ho etsa salate. Litholoana li boima, li mamella lipalangoang esita le ho kotula mechine, li bolokiloe hantle. Ha ba fihla Jerusalema, baa botsa: ‘O kae ngoana eo e tl’o ba morena oa Bajuda?’ “Bajuda” ke lebitso le leng la Baiseraele. Banna bao ba re: ‘Re bone naleli ea ngoana re sa le Bochabela, ’me re tlil’o mo rapela.’ Na ua tseba? United States of America, tomate e boima ba lik'hilograma tse 3.5 e ile ea hōla. This is the highest level of blasphemy! I am a Mosotho woman who takes interest at learning more about various tribes and cultures of Africa, especially in the southern part of our continent. Clearly this Stephan chap is clueless about the indigenous tribes of South Africa. I am shocked that on the second paragraph of his writing he has admitted that the origin of the Batswana is a mystery and yet he boldly advise that they migrated from East Africa. I might not have much history about Batswana but this is way out of the truth. Personally I feel that it is an insult to the Batswana who would at any given opportunity not hesitate to defend themselves when provoked by ignorant characters like the writer who idiotically claims to know much about Batswana. I am convinced that the writer has shamelessly and deliberately posted this vague info about Batswana to start an unnecessary controversy.