Two Bmd Members Still Hospitalised

Monday, July 31, 2017

Violence that erupted during the BMD Congress landed some members in hospital

BOBONONG: Two people who were injured during a scuffle amongst Botswana Movement for Democracy (BMD) supporters here are still recuperating at Nyangabgwe and Sekgoma hospitals respectively.

Two weeks ago, BMD factions, one headed by Nehemiah Modubule and the other by Ndaba Gaolathe, engaged in a brutal fight at Matshekge Secondary School after supporters of the latter were not allowed into the school.

While they maintained the contrary, members of Gaolathe’s faction were said to be not illegible to attend the congress.

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Two Bmd Members Still Hospitalised

BOBONONG: Two people who were injured during a scuffle amongst Botswana Movement for Democracy (BMD) supporters here are still recuperating at Nyangabgwe and Sekgoma hospitals respectively.