Mps calls for private colleges� probe

Monday, November 24, 2014

The MP for Okavango, Bagalatia Arone, wants a task force set up to probe private universities and colleges in Botswana. The legislator said the task force should determine whether the institutions are bogus or not.

Though Parliament is yet to vote on the motion, it was obvious on Friday that MPs from the ruling Botswana Democratic Party (BDP) will use their overwhelming majority to shoot it down.

Francistown South MP, Wynter Mmolotsi, solicited support for the motion appealing to legislators to think about the future of their children.

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Mps calls for private colleges� probe

The MP for Okavango, Bagalatia Arone, wants a task force set up to probe private universities and colleges in Botswana. The legislator said the task force should determine whether the institutions are bogus or not.

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