The First and Only White Woman to Be Executed in Botswana: Mariette Sonjaleen Bosch скачать в хорошем качестве

The First and Only White Woman to Be Executed in Botswana: Mariette Sonjaleen Bosch

Mariette Bosch: Background. Mariette Sonjaleen Bosch was born in 1950 in South Africa to an affluent Afrikaner family. She married Justin Bosch and in the early 1990s the couple moved to Gaborone, Botswana, seeking safety and prosperity in the country’s booming economy. Settling in the high-end Phakalane suburb (known as “Little Sandton”), Bosch became active in Botswana’s Dutch Reformed Church and cultivated close friendships with Maria Magdalene “Ria” Wolmarans and Ria’s husband Marthinus “Tienie” Wolmarans. Bosch had three children and appeared to enjoy a comfortable expatriate life. After Justin’s sudden death in a 1995 car accident, Bosch began a romantic affair with Tienie Wolmarans. By mid-1996 she was pressuring Tienie – who had previously separated and reunited with his wife – to divorce Ria so Bosch could marry him. africa, ibrahim traore, william ruto, julius malema, malema, ruto, ramaphosa, museveni, bobi wine, paul kagame, nana oddo, isaas afwerki, plo lumumba, chakwera, gabon, niger, burkina faso, prime minister, latest speech, liberation, naledi pandor, south africa, uganda, kenya, palestine, gaza, putin, coup, un, united nations, summit, west