Reflections on the BCP Bus Tour

Monday, September 29, 2014

It has been a week since the BCP launched its campaign bus tour. After my nomination as the BCP Presidential candidate, I have been able to address public meetings in various places and meet Batswana from different walks of life.

On the first day we held rallies in Ramotswa, Otse, Lobatse, Molapowabojang and Kanye. We have been to many other places in the Kgalagadi North constituency, Gantsi North and South and Ngami.

In addition to spreading the BCP election message, I have been able to meet a number of people who shared their experience in their localities. We visited one primary school in the North West which has not had toilets for over a year.

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Reflections on the BCP Bus Tour

It has been a week since the BCP launched its campaign bus tour. After my nomination as the BCP Presidential candidate, I have been able to address public meetings in various places and meet Batswana from different walks of life.

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A city divided!

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