Koma ya Bapedi: in pictures

 

Kgoši Mmafeefee II le bo morwarragwe ba etile pele dialoga (graduates) tša koma ya Bapedi ba ga Mmafeefee a Lebelo.

Dialoga ka Kgorong ya Moshate

Ngoanamese (Phahladi 'a Hunadi le Bauba) is welcomed by elders during her graduation


Modiane (Bauba 'a Bauba 'a Ngoato 'a Bauba) during his graduation

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