BDP youth suspensions likely to backfire

Friday, January 26, 2018

Purge: Some BDP youths were suspended recently

FRANCISTOWN: The recent two year suspensions imposed individually on six members of the Botswana Democratic Party (BDP) National Youth Executive Committee (NYEC) is likely to fuel divisions within the ruling party according to one local political commentator.

The ruling party recently suspended Thabo Autlwetse, Onneile Segwai, Bruce Nkgakile, Thatayaone Serema, Bonang Morapedi, Kitso Mazebedi, Sekano Bodio and Patience Kaego. Kabo Ketshogile, who was suspended resigned before the disciplinary hearing took place.

The six men were initially given a 60-day suspension last year. The two-year suspension was imposed on them after a disciplinary hearing early last week.

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BDP youth suspensions likely to backfire

FRANCISTOWN: The recent two year suspensions imposed individually on six members of the Botswana Democratic Party (BDP) National Youth Executive Committee (NYEC) is likely to fuel divisions within the ruling party according to one local political commentator.