Setso kgweding ya Afrika ya Mopitlo
Moshabi Selowa
Tlhakola ke kgwedi ya maleba go Ma-Afrika bao banago le lerato la temo. Banna le Basadi ba maAfrika ba buna puno mashemong a bona.
Di bjalwa tsa ka mashemong go akaretswa mafela, mabele, marotse, mafodi, magapu le morogo ka gofapana gayona. Go balwa le menawa, meraka le metshatsha. Puno ye e hola banna le basadi ba setso sa rena go godisha matlapa a bona.
Tlhokego ya meshomo eshupa gore setso seka fepa le go godisha malapa, sa hlola le meshomo ka go dira ditsweletswa.
Banna le Basadi ba selehono bahloka tumelo ya temo, mola ele karolo setso ebile ele tlhago go lema la phela.
Re lebetse moaparo bjalo ka karolo ya setxo le tlhago ya rena maafrika.
Tlhoba boroko.
Banna le basadi ba setso ba bahlobaetswa ke goseleme ka boati ga badudi ba naga ya borena.
Batshofe ba hloka thekgo ya Rena tshebong ya go (swara hlapi e seng goja hlapi)mola tlhokego ya meshomo egolela godimo ka lebelo la mmutla.
Mahlaku a maswa aema ka a matala ke seema sa goshupa thekgo ya bong bo sa hlaole mengwaga.
Goholega
Ke nako ya puno mo kgweding ya Mopitlo, banna le basadi ba khutsa go reka dijo ba iphepa ka di tswa mobung tsa mashemong.
Google Translation
February is the right month for Africans who have a passion for agriculture. African men and women reap the harvest in their fields.
Field crops include maize, corn, lettuce, lettuce, melons and vegetables in their various forms. Includes beans, markets and meadows. This harvest benefits the men and women of our culture to grow their stones.
Unemployment indicates that culture can feed and raise families, and create jobs by making products.
Men and Women of today lack faith in agriculture, when it is part of the culture and nature to farm and live.
We have forgotten dress as part of our African culture and nature.
Get some sleep.
Traditional men and women are suffering from the majority of the population of our country.
The elderly need Our support in the hope of (catching fish not eating fish) while unemployment is growing at rabbit pace.
New leaves standing in green is a proverb to show gender support regardless of age.
Benefit
It is harvest time in March, men and women take a break to buy food and feed on the produce of the fields.
