<prompt> Bapisa le ho bapisa mehloli e meli e fapaneng ea cheleteTekano le sekoloto  <response>: Instruction in English: Compare and contrast two different sources of capital . Response in English: Equity and debt are two common sources of capital for businesses, and both have their own benefits and drawbacks.Equity capital refers to the funds that are raised by selling shares of stock or ownership stakes in a company to investors. In exchange for their investment, shareholders receive a portion of the companys profits in the form of dividends, as well as any future growth in the value of their shares. The biggest advantage of equity financing is that it does not have to be repaid, and it also does not carry any interest expense. However, in return for this financing, business owners must give up some control over their company and share profits with investors.On the other hand, debt capital refers to funds that are borrowed, typically in the form of a loan from a bank or a bond issuance. Debt financing must be repaid, along with interest, over a specific period of time. The advantage of debt financing is that it allows the business owner to retain full control of their company, and the interest paid on the debt is often tax-deductible. However, debt financing also carries the risk of default, and the burden of regular interest and principal payments can strain cash flow.In summary, equity and debt are two different sources of capital with their own advantages and disadvantages. The choice between the two will depend on the specific needs and goals of the company, as well as the risk tolerance of the business owner. . Response in Sesotho: Tekano le sekoloto ke mehloli e meli e tloaelehileng ea chelete bakeng sa likhoebo, me ka bobeli li na le melemo le mathata a tsona. Equity capital e bolela lichelete tse hlahisoang ka ho rekisa likarolo tsa stock kapa beng ba khamphani ho batseteli. E le phapanyetsano bakeng sa matsete a bona, beng ba liabo ba fumana karolo ea phaello ea khamphani ka mokhoa oa likhaello, hammoho le kholo leha e le efe ea kamoso ea boleng ba likarolo tsa bona. Molemo o moholo ka ho fetisisa oa equity financing ke hore ha ho hlokahale hore e lefshoe, hape ha e na litšenyehelo tsa tsoala. Leha ho le joalo, molemong oa thuso ena ea lichelete, beng ba likhoebo ba tlameha ho tela taolo e itseng holima khamphani ea bona mme ba arolelane phaello le batseteli. Ka lehlakoreng le leng, capital capital e bolela chelete e alimiloeng, hangata e le kalimo e tsoang bankeng kapa phano ea bonto. Lichelete tsa sekoloto li tlameha ho khutlisoa, hammoho le tsoala, ka nako e itseng. Molemo oa ho lefella likoloto ke hore o lumella monga khoebo ho boloka taolo e feletseng ea khamphani ea bona, me phaello e lefuoang molato hangata e fokotsoa lekhetho. Leha ho le joalo, lichelete tsa likoloto li boetse li na le kotsi ea ho lefa, me moroalo oa phaello ea kamehla le litefello tse ka sehloohong li ka senya phallo ea chelete. Ka kakaretso, tekano le sekoloto ke mehloli e meli e fapaneng ea chelete e nang le melemo le bofokoli ba eona. Khetho pakeng tsa tse peli e tla itšetleha ka litlhoko le lipakane tse khethehileng tsa khamphani, hammoho le mamello ea kotsi ea monga khoebo. 