Finalist – Maskew Miller Longman 2011 Literature Awards. Ke mojano. Thari ye ntsho e fetsana ka baka la tshipi ya boramosweu. Padi ye ke moeta wa mamapo a ditaba tsa ka moo go ikgobakanyetsa lehumo ka tsela ya bohwirihwiri le megabaru, di thopilego dikgopolo tsa thari ye ntsho. Finalist – Maskew Miller Longman 2011 Literature Awards. Ke mojano. Thari ye ntsho e fetsana ka baka la tshipi ya boramosweu. Padi ye ke moeta wa mamapo a ditaba tsa ka moo go ikgobakanyetsa lehumo ka tsela ya bohwirihwiri le megabaru, di thopilego dikgopolo tsa thari ye ntsho. Le ge boBazooka ba eja, ba enwa ebile ba sa hloke selo, ba sa nyaka go ipona ba sa dira diketekete tsa diranta. Seo ga e tloge e le bothata. Bothata e ba tsela yeo ba e dirisago go ikgobakanyetsa mahumo ao. Batho ga ba sa kgona le go farologanya magareng ga botse le bobe. Kgang ke ge motho a ikwheleditse seo pelo ya gagwe e se labalabelago. Itopele pukwana ye o ipshine ka todi ya ka moo batho ba kgonago go somiswa ke tshelete ga mpe, gomme a ithute go tlala seatla. Baithuti ba tla ithuta go amogela matswantle le go lekola maikemisetso

batho bao e lego baetapele. "Puku ye e tshela magora a setlwaedi sa maleme a tlholego ya keno Afrika Borwa ka go ngwala ka ditaba tsa go ama matswantle keno Afrika Borwa le go ngwala ka dinaga tsa ka ntle le ditshaba tsa fao. Gape puku ye e laetsa go se botege ga ba bangwe ba baetapele ba rena le basomedi ba mmuso." Professor Moloko Sepota Padi ye e akaretsa tshedimoso le mesongwana ya go thusa baithuti le barutisi go fi hlelela dinyakwa tsa Setatamente sa Pholisi ya Setshaba ya Lenaneothuto le Kelo (CAPS) tsa go ithuta dingwalwa. People are killing one another; there is no peace because of money. Though Bazooka has all the money he needs, he still tries hard to get more. This exciting novel shows that money changes the minds of people so that they end up not being able to differentiate between good and evil. Motimele has written many books including novels, dramas and folklore. "This book transcends the boundaries of South African indigenous language literature by portraying foreigners in South Africa and crossing to other African countries to portray societies there. It also portrays political leaders and civil servants' corrupt tendencies." Professor Moloko