BCP show their grand style

Monday, September 22, 2014

The BCP Rea Fenya Bus leaving the high court in Gaborone. PIC: KABO MPAETONA

Botswana Congress Party (BCP) members were overwhelmed by excitement on Saturday as their party unveiled the presidential tour bus which started its journey on that day from Gaborone through Ramotswa to Kanye, for the launch of Kanye parliamentary candidate Kentse Rammidi.

The tour is expected to cover more than 84 villages and towns with an estimated 4,971 kilometres to be covered from today and ending with a super star rally on October 18 a few days before election day.

The BCP tour bus is branded with BCP colours and is marked “Re a fenya.” The bus has caused much conversation.

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