<prompt> Phapang ke efe pakeng tsa ho ngola sepheo le ho ngola ka maikutlo?nan  <response>: Instruction in English: What is the difference between objective and subjective writing? . Response in English: Objective writing is presenting facts and information in an unbiased and impartial manner, without imposing ones personal opinions, feelings, or beliefs into the written work. Its main goal is to provide accurate and reliable information, supported by verifiable evidence, data, and other credible sources.Subjective writing, on the other hand, is used when a writer wants to convey their personal thoughts, opinions, emotions, or perspectives about a particular topic or issue. Unlike objective writing, subjective writing is based on the writers point of view or interpretation, and may not necessarily be backed by evidence or external sources.In summary, objective writing is factual, impartial, and evidence-based, while subjective writing is personal, emotional, and opinion-based. . Response in Sesotho: Ho ngola ka sepheo ke ho hlahisa lintlha le tlhahisoleseding ka mokhoa o hlokang leeme le o hlokang leeme, ntle le ho qobella maikutlo, maikutlo, kapa litumelo tsa motho mosebetsing o ngotsoeng. Sepheo sa eona se seholo ke ho fana ka boitsebiso bo nepahetseng le bo ka tšeptjoang, bo tšehetsoeng ke bopaki bo ka netefatsoang, boitsebiso le mehloli e meng e ka tšeptjoang. Ka lehlakoreng le leng, mongolo oa lihlooho o sebelisoa ha mongoli a batla ho fana ka maikutlo a hae, maikutlo, maikutlo, kapa maikutlo mabapi le sehlooho kapa taba e itseng. Ho fapana le ho ngola ka sepheo, mongolo o ikemetseng o ipapisitse le pono ea mongoli kapa tlhaloso, me e kanna ea se ke ea tšehetsoa ke bopaki kapa mehloli e kantle. Ka bokhutsoane, ho ngola ka sepheo ke nete, ha ho leeme, me ho thehiloe bopaking, athe mongolo o ikemetseng ke oa motho ka mong, oa maikutlo le oa maikutlo. 