Whose voice is BOFEPUSU representing?

Following the controversial BOFEPUSU elective congress two weeks ago, where members or delegates of the five unions affiliate members were denied their right to elect their preferred potential candidates, it is evident that there are more questions than there are answers.

Please allow me to further discuss challenges that public sector unions are faced with and allow me further, to provide alternative and lasting solutions to this predicament in which we (ordinary members) find ourselves. ( Remo gare ga naka tsa Nare).

The working class in this country is facing difficult times, there is lack of sufficient representation of the workers, the workers need a serious Trade Unions and a Federation which is duly recognised by International Labour Organisation and Government, as the national labour centre.

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The BDP as a party known to have ample resources has always held its primaries well in time, but this time around that was not the case. The first leg of the primaries was held last weekend, with the final leg being billed for the coming weekend. This time around, the BDP failed to shine in its primary elections. The elections were chaotic; most if not all polling stations didn't open at the specified time of 6am. Loyal BDP members braved the...

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