Dilo t_ela ke batho ke padi ye e kwe_ago bohloko gomme e ruma ka lethabo le go goga maikutlo a mmadi ka go fa kholofelo bophelong. Mogologolo o bolet_e ge a re: “Lefotwana e sego la gago o hloba le ge le lla.” Makhabudi le Lufuno bao ba hlokofalet_wego ke mmagobona e sa le maseana, morago ga go utswa pelo ke mosadi yo mongwe, tatagobona o ba tloget_e le rakgadi wa bona, mapelo, yo le yena a bego a ba swere bokgoba. Bana ba ba be ba eya sekolong ba se ba apare dieta gare ga motonyo wa marega fela ba t_wet_e pele, ba ikemi_et_a go fihlelela ditoro t_a bona. O be a di bone moswana ge a re “t_hiwana e sa hwego e leta monono” le gona ga e hwe e se_o ya dula lewa. Se se itaet_a gabotse ge makhabudi le kgaet_edi, lufuno ba atlega bophelong. Motho mang le mang a efa mohlala ka bona ge a kgalema bana ba gagwe. “Dilo t_ela”, lehono ke batho!
Makhabudi and Lufuno lost their mother at a very young age, and were forced to live with their aunt when their father left. Their aunt treated them as slaves and made them go to school barefoot in freezing winter conditions, but despite this they were determined to pursue their dreams.
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