keep a very close bond, as evidenced by their frequent get-together in the big city or in the village for special occasions. Entertainment For fun, the villagers go to a local Lulu bar lounge and Mahlako Liquor Restaurant for drinks. Mahlako Liquor Restaurant has created a vibe and entertainment in the area since its resurfacing in May 2013 and has since hosted hot gigs including Checho ke Checho and Capricorn FM's first 2014 Mahala Party on Valentines weekend, giving the local dj's a platform to share the stage with their favorite national dj's. Otherwise there are other smaller places at which locals hang out to have their entertainment such as Peipei's Morithi Tavern to mention few. This places change frequently because there are quite a few of them and the competition means that the businesses have a low turnover because usually the locals frequent the 'flavour of the month', after which the place closes down to be replaced by a similar venture elsewhere. In festive season the villagers indulge in a local home brew cider called Morula. This brew is alcoholic and is very popular amongst the older males, but a few cash strapped young men have been known to quench their thirst by buying this affordable brew. The village has recently seen the innovation or creation called Checho ke Checho. It’s a party movement that has taken the village by storm and has grown into this thick phenomen that every young aspirant wants to follow. Checho Ke Checho in partnership with Mahlako Liquor Restaurant supported by Seroka Consulting hosts 4-5 events a year that brings an urban flair into the villages. Such events include but not limited to fun runs, soccer tournaments, music and beauty contests. The young and aspirant architects of Checho Ke Checho are currently pioneering the "Adopt a child" campaign focusing on reaching out the most needy and less fortunate local children for educational support in particular as a means of integrating fun and education. As if that is not enough, another local youth group has come up with music entertainment related concept in the name of Lebowa Entertainment and has since brought it some entertainers from outside the village. Ditholong village has without any doubt become the Ga Rakgoadi centre of entertainment. Crime Crime is a major problem for local businesses. This includes shops and local spaza shops. This has seen a few businesses close