Stop the internecine bickering :: Mmegi Online

Focusing on the recent launch of the BCP and Kentse Rammidi in Kanye North as an example, REVEREND RICHARD MOLEOFE at once lampoons and excoriates Botswana's major opposition parties for their internecine bickering and reminds them that their ultimate goal is to unseat the BDP

It is a cool afternoon at Goora-Montshiwa Freedom Squire in Kanye and the skies are blue. The stage is set for the launch of Botswana's fastest growing political party, the BCP. It is not only about the party here, but in the centre of all these events is the man who will from now on carry the image of the party in this opposition hinterland.

The character in the play here is Kentse Rammidi and he is set with all the costumes and props to play his part here in the drama of Botswana's political stage. This location is very strategic because it is the meeting point of Kanye parliamentary constituencies.

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Stop the internecine bickering

Focusing on the recent launch of the BCP and Kentse Rammidi in Kanye North as an example, REVEREND RICHARD MOLEOFE at once lampoons and excoriates Botswana's major opposition parties for their internecine bickering and reminds them that their ultimate goal is to unseat the BDP

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