Elsewhere in the 'green camp', albeit not necessarily green for the 'tree huggers', the handing over of the baton to the younger (Dumelang) Saleshando marked a catalyst of some sort while the election of Duma Boko as Botswana National Front (BNF) leader adds another dimension. Does the fate of a whole Republic lie in the hands of three men? In a way, they are men of opposites; they could be a force for good or evil.
Gomolemo often epitomizes the very friendly country boy who greets all he sees with a grin and thorough rubbing together of his hands, and perhaps courtesy to 'some because of height', a bow at the knees as if coming down to size. Dumelang, espouses a self confidence of some sort and a personality that says 'I am comfortable' in my skin and in the city lights. Duma, a champion of the downtrodden, oftentimes appears a little more complicated, with a heart that melts at the misery of other people and a demeanor that says 'I am the best and I can take you on at any given moment'. In large measure, these are the men on whose will, demeanor, tact and intelligence opposition unity rests.
