Talking Musika

Music Leaders Must Learn To Serve, Not To Feather Their Nests

Is it not ironic that the leaders of the musicians' association should announce on television that they have lifted membership of the organisation from 400 to well over 1,000, and in the same breath, to claim legitimacy on account of a poll at the elections of 90 Gaborone voters?

It appears that the Registrar of Societies, having learnt of this event, decided that the current nominal leadership should be permitted to finish off the President's Day activities on July 1, and 17th, and then get on with proper elections before the August 31 deadline.

The beneficiaries of the fraudulent elections announced on radio and television that they will not budge despite the virtual annulment of the election at the office of the Registrar of Societies. They will budge.

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