Startling events unfolded at the University of Botswana as a person was reportedly found bathing with unfamiliar items, including documents believed to be linked to a student who had tragically taken their own life, according to Moeladilotlhoko News Boiler report. This bizarre incident prompted their handover to the police, leaving students with numerous questions.
Concerned individuals within the university community have voiced their astonishment and bewilderment, with one comment reflecting, "We know everyone who lives here, so this raises many concerns." The unexpected discovery has led to an ongoing investigation, further complicated by the discovery of a wallet and a book belonging to a student who had passed away in the early hours.
As the university community grapples with these mysterious developments, many are left wondering about the circumstances surrounding this unsettling incident. An update is anticipated to shed more light on this perplexing matter.
This puzzling turn of events at the University of Botswana has left the campus community, as well as the wider public, both shocked and curious about the unfolding situation.
The statue of the great Kgosi Bathoen II was unveiled prematurely recently due to lack of funds to complete a planned project at the site.
According to the curator of Kgosi Bathoen II (BKII) Museum, Mika Morima, the unveiling of the statue had to be done because it was 'high timee'. “We wanted to give the community the opportunity to see him,” he said.
Morima said they had experienced difficulties obtaining money and that they still owed the creator of the statue, Masilonyana Radinoga. He however said that they were calling for sponsors to come forth through the 'Adopt a Monument' strategy, whereby companies could advertise themselves at the site and in turn take care of of the site and develop it.
“We also encourage the community to help. We can complete the site and transform it into a landmark with a lot of significance. We also plan to build a shopping complex with a curio shop, library and even bedding,” Morima said and added that the project was community...

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