Masisi's 'uninspiring' 100 days in office

Friday, February 21, 2020

After 100 days in office following the 2019 general election, it appears President Mokgweetsi Masisi has not succeeded in winning the confidence of the country’s opposition and some political analysts in terms of his ability to take the country forward. Mmegi Staff Writer CHAKALISA DUBE reports

FRANCISTOWN: It is widely known that the first 100 days of a presidency is too short a time span to measure a sitting President’s success.

However, the first 100 days of a sitting President are used to assess whether the new administration has the enthusiasm to move the country to the next level in various areas.

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