Mmolawa Not Shaken By Male Politicians :: Mmegi Online

Parliamentary hopeful for the new political kid-on-the-block, Alliance for Progressives (AP) in the Francistown East constituency, Theresa Mmolawa is insistent that 2019 general elections will be full of surprises. Even after she failed when representing opposition coalition, Umbrella for Democratic Change (UDC) in the last elections, she is confident that the constituents will not be confused by her change of colours from black and orange to the purple movement. The Monitor Staff Writer Ryder Gabathuse reports

FRANCISTOWN: Born and brought up in Francistown in the Ntuane family, who are known staunch members of the ruling Botswana Democratic Party (BDP), Mmolawa; educationist-cum-politician has always been politically conscious.

Politics, as she says, has always been in her blood as her late father James Ntuane, brothers Mpedi Ntuane, Sebastian Ntuane and his brother’s son Botsalo Ntuane are other known active politicians within the family. Other uncles based in Masunga have been politically involved as well.

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