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BMD leadership seek members� direction

Friday, May 27, 2016

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The Botswana Movement for Democracy (BMD) is a troubled political formation, something its vice president Wynter Mmolotsi has admitted to. Mmolotsi said the differences within the five-year old party’s national executive committee (NEC) are halting progress.

He says the leadership is consulting members around the country so as to get the party to function.

Mmolotsi and party president Ndaba Gaolathe have started holding members’ consultative meetings, this month to August.

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