Not much was said of Gaberone except its riches and its danger. The prisons were said to be in-escapable, the shanty tow — Thabo Katlholo
Not much was said of Gaberone except its riches and its danger. The prisons were said to be in-escapable, the shanty tow — Thabo Katlholo
Not much was said of Gaberone except its riches and its danger. The prisons were said to be in-escapable, the shanty tow — Thabo Katlholo
Not much was said of Gaberone except its riches and its danger. The prisons were said to be in-escapable, the shanty tow — Thabo Katlholo
Not much was said of Gaberone except its riches and its danger. The prisons were said to be in-escapable, the shanty tow — Thabo Katlholo
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Not much was said of Gaberone except its riches and its danger. The prisons were said to be in-escapable, the shanty towns cheap, the police didn’t bother the illegal immigrants unless they were caught committing crimes. A dangerous paradise.

— Thabo Katlholo
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