Molepolole

Ntsweng was the capital of Bakwena before they moved to Molepolole. Ntsweng is a historic site located a few kilometers southeast of Molepolole. The area was first occupied by Bakwena, led by Sechele I (ruled 1829–92), in 1864. It was abandoned in 1937 when Bakwena were forced to move to Molepolole by Kgari II, assisted by the colonial administrators.^[6] Ntsweng today consists of a large area covered with traces of occupation. Most notable are the patterns of stones laid on their edges that form house foundations which are still visible on the surface. There are also the ruins of what used to be Sebele II's office which is at present referred to as Mmakgosi's house. The ruins of that building are situated next to an area which used to be the royal kraal at Ntsweng but is now the royal cemetery. Several clusters of ruins seem to represent different wards. Analyses of the settlement layout and soil samples suggest cattle were often kept in the center of each ward. This seems to follow the "central cattle pattern", a conceptual model for the organization of settlements among southern Bantu, where the central placement of the kraal reflects the central role of cattle in the culture and ideology of the people.^[7]

• The Botswana Prison Service (BPS) operates the Molepolole Prison.^[8]
• Molepolole Police Station
• Scottish Livingston Hospital
• Mafenyatlala Mall
• Molepolole Stadium

Molepolole is the home to a number of educational institutions that offers education from primary school to tertiary level. The tertiary institutions in Molepolole include Molepolole College of Education which offers diploma in education and Institute of Health Sciences which offers diploma in Nursing. Kgari Sechele Senior Secondary School is the only government-run senior secondary school in Molepolole and it offers Botswana General Certificate of Secondary Education (BGCSE).

There are 8 government-run junior secondary schools in Molepolole namely:

• Masilo Junior Secondary School,
• Boitshoko Junior Secondary School,
• Kwena-Sereto Junior Secondary School,
• Sedumedi Junior Secondary School,
• Motswasele Junior Secondary School,
• Tshegetsang Junior Secondary School,
• Dithejwane Junior Secondary School and
• Moruakgomo Junior Secondary School.

There are 17 government run primary schools in Molepolole namely;

• Phuthadikobo Primary School,
• Bokaa Primary School,
• Magokotswane Primary School,
• Suping Primary School,
• Kutlwano Primary School,
• Boribamo Primary School,
• Neale Primary School,
• Bakwena National Primary School,
• Kealeboga Primary School,
• Sebele Primary School,
• Lewis Memorial Primary School,
• Bonewamang Primary School,
• Cannon Gordon Memorial Primary School,
• Borakalalo Primary School,
• Lephaleng Primary School,
• Louw Primary School and
• Lekgwapheng Primary School.

Private schools include Bluebows English medium school which offers pre-school, primary school and secondary school and Kweneng International Secondary School. The other 4 privately owned schools are Shepherd English Medium, Al-haq English Medium, Kgomotso English Medium Primary School (now Regent Hill) and Emmanuel Adventist Academy (formerly Meadows English Medium) which offer pre-primary and primary education only. There is also Nampol Technical College which is a privately run tertiary institution.

Molepolole is the home to many species of plants that thrive in the semi-arid environment.

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  Some of the plants found in Molepolole
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  Mokgopeetsane River in Molepolole