The Botswana Democratic Party (BDP) finally throws a bone at its dog!

Monday, December 08, 2014

Recently the BDP government went as far as raping Batswana of their lone right of representation by igniting an outrageous flare of trickery through the nomination of specially elected councilors.

The BDP regime simply remunerated its losers with positions. Dogs were thrown into council.

The appointment of Mephato Reatile, Macdonald Peloetletse, Kagiso Ntime and Alec Seametso as specially elected councilors would go down in history as treachery and of sheer concern.

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The Botswana Democratic Party (BDP) finally throws a bone at its dog!

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