By and large, the issue of bogosi at Moruleng, South Africa, is a running story. In journalism, a running story is an occasion which keeps on happening. The battle for the bogosi of Moruleng is such a story. It has been going on for many years now occasionally changing hands as if it is the election in the United States where parties do not stay long in power. Traditionally, bogosi in Moruleng is supposed to be controlled from Mochudi but the way it is being run nowadays, it is survival of the fittest.
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