Serowe experiences peaceful holidays
29 Dec 2025
Police in Serowe say their policing area has experienced a peaceful and calm Christmas holidays, apart from four cases of rape and another four of house-breaking.
Serowe Police acting station commander, Assistant Superintendent Mavis Ketshele said the law compliance rate was satisfactory in her policing area from December 24 to 28, with liquor outlets complying to stipulated liquor regulatory trading hours of 10am to 6am.
Ms Ketshele further said even though they recorded incidents of cellphones theft at festivals, people in her area of jurisdiction had experienced a calm festive season thus far.
Regarding Road Traffic Act violation, she said 30 drivers were charged for drunken driving and 84 for driving a motor vehicle without licences. Furthermore, she said 73 motorists were charged for speeding and 23 for failure to obey road signs.
Assistant Superintendent Ketshele warned Batswana of unscrupulous individuals who moved around deceiving people under the pretext that they were borrowing vehicles for emergencies before disappearing into thin air with their vehicles. She said one person took two cars in Serowe with the same intent on December 26.
She further said a drowning incident was reported December 24 involving a 13-year-old boy at Kgamane ward in Serowe. BOPA
Source : BOPA
Author : Keith Keti
Location : Serowe
Event : Interview
Date : 29 Dec 2025
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