Resolution of the crossroads status of my political career

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Gomolemo Motswaledi presented this speech on Tuesday 29 April 2010 at a press conference to mark his resignation from the BDP and his joining of the newly formed Botswana Movement for Democracy

During my boyhood years I joined a party marked by a legendary commitment to its Constitution with a culture for sober minded dispute resolution and with a recognition of the broad National Principles of Democracy, Unity, Self Reliance, Development and BOTHO as the fountain of inspiration for Government policies as well as being the basis of Botswana’s political culture and social disposition. 

Though the BDP was a constructive Party with a solid backbone and foresight as shown by the National Principles, it was not disposed to blind faith in preconceived doctrines.

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