Gaborone decries ministers� disrespect

Monday, June 29, 2015

The chairperson of Ntlo ya Dikgosi, Kgosi Puso Gaborone has assured members of the House that Bogosi is there to stay, despite some of the challenges the institution faces.

Gaborone was speaking during the closing ceremony of the third sitting of Ntlo ya Dikgosi on Friday.

He told the assistant minister of Local Government and Rural Development, Tshireletso Botlogile, he is unhappy that some ministers do not take Ntlo ya Dikgosi seriously when it requests them to appear before the House. “I am concerned that some ministers do not come and answers questions that are asked by Dikgosi. This shows that ministers do not value this house,” said Gaborone.

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