Winner – Maskew Miller Longman 2011 Literature Awards. Ke a go utlwa, fela mong wa tiro e ke mang?' a ke mafoko a rraagwe mosetsana fa a lemoga tiragalo e e diragetseng. Nyasha o tlogile gae a tsewa ke tsala ya gagwe eo e neng e mo bonetse tiro kwa Harare. Harare e ne ya mo bula matlho, a iponela lekgarebe. Winner – Maskew Miller Longman 2011 Literature Awards. Ke a go utlwa, fela mong wa tiro e ke mang?' a ke mafoko a rraagwe mosetsana fa a lemoga tiragalo e e diragetseng. Nyasha o tlogile gae a tsewa ke tsala ya gagwe eo e neng e mo bonetse tiro kwa Harare. Harare e ne ya mo bula matlho, a iponela lekgarebe. Aitse motho ga a itsewe e se naga. Mosimane o rile go iphitlhela a le esi, lekgarebe le ile go itsese kwa gaabolona fa le robegile leoto, a rotola matlho le go kgatlhwa ke di kara tsa basetsana ba fa Harare. Mosetsana go lemoga seo lekau le setseng le se dira fa le ne le se teng, o iphutha le malawana go leba Aforika Borwa. Gonne tau fa e iphutha le malawana ke mafaratlhatlha, mosetsana o iphitlhela a

ke mawelane a gagwe. Go tlhoka go golela mo lelapeng le le lengwe go tlhola tlhakantswike mme ditiragalo tsotlhe tse di totobatsa potso e le nngwe fela, ‘Ke molato wa ga mang?' Padi e, e e rokotsang e, ke ya ga S.S Mokua yo e leng ene mofenyi wa Literature Awards mo ngwageng wa 2010. Barutwana ba tla ithuta go le gontsi ka go nna le maikarabelo mo tsotlhe tseo ba di dirang. "Baithuti ba tla itumelela go buisa padi e ka go na le tiriso e e mebalabala, e e kgabileng ya ‘puo tsa Aforika tse di jaaka Setswana sa Aforika Borwa le ‘puo dingwe tsa Zimbabwe. E tlhagisa sentle kgolo ya batsaya karolo, go simolola mo tsalong ya bona go tlha ba gola ba nna le malapa a bona." K M E Tlhabanyane, moatlhodi wa MML Literature Awards Padi e e na le ditirwana tse di tla thusang barutwana le barutabana go tlhelela ditheo tsa Pegelo ya Pholisi ya Bosetshaba ya Kharikhulamo le Tlhatlhobo (CAPS) ya dikwalo. Nyasha moves to Harare for work and finds himself a girlfriend. One night, having realised that Harare has more than one beautiful girl, he decides to have an affair. This

his relationship with his girlfriend apart and she takes off to South Africa with their twins. In South Africa, the twins get separated from their mother, resulting in a chaotic situation where one is left with the question 'Whose fault is it?' SS Mokua has published 15 publications that include poetry, drama, folklore and short stories. "Learners will find it a pleasure reading this novel since the author has used Setswana and a bit of other Zimbabwean languages. It captures the upbringing of the characters, how they allowed themselves to grow and became responsible parents." KME Tlhabanyane.