BNF takes membership drive digital :: Mmegi Online

The Botswana National Front (BNF) has intensified its membership mobilisation drive by embracing digital registration, in a move aimed at modernising the party’s operations and making its services more accessible to members across the country.

The party has started rolling out digital membership registration across its 16 regional constituencies, with launches held at Klaas Motshidisi and Paul Rantao constituencies over the weekend. The initiative is part of the party’s broader efforts to strengthen its grassroots structures whilst increasing its membership base.

The BNF leadership believes that introducing digital registration will make it easier for people to join the party and access its services without having to travel long distances. Speaking in an interview on Sunday, BNF deputy secretary-general Shawn Ntlhaile said the party has set a target of registering 10,000 members across its constituencies.

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BNF takes membership drive digital

The Botswana National Front (BNF) has intensified its membership mobilisation drive by embracing digital registration, in a move aimed at modernising the party’s operations and making its services more accessible to members across the country.

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