Only reformists Ntuane, Butale have manifestos

Friday, July 03, 2015

With a day left for the contentious elective congress, only two candidates have managed to compile a blueprint for the reformation of the Botswana Democratic Party (BDP).

Tati West MP Biggie Butale like former Gaborone Bonnington South legislator, Botsalo Ntuane, have manifestos that are the rallying point to their campaigns.

Earlier this year, Ntuane released to his campaign team a document titled: ‘BDP Reform Agenda Conversation; 22 Discussion Points’. Ntuane is campaigning to be the next secretary general of the BDP while Butale wants to be crowned the chairperson.

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