Moupo, the jungle and Hegel

When the Botswana National Front president, Otsweletse Moupo, the man whose name has arguably become synonymous with the party's recent troubles, came through the door, he was dressed in a long African print shirt. On the shirt were prints of the jungle with all its predators and prey, the hunting and the hunted, the mighty and the weak.

Lions, elephants, giraffes and buffaloes dotted his whole body interspersed with the greenery of bushes.