Tsogwane: The quiet politician who beat the odds

Masisi congratulates Tsogwane PIC: THALEFANG CHARLES
Masisi congratulates Tsogwane PIC: THALEFANG CHARLES

Slumber Tsogwane's demeanour presents President Mokgweetsi Masisi's vice president, appointed this week, as a quiet politician whose major strength is ensuring that his assignments are done on time. Mmegi Staff Writers RYDER GABATHUSE & CHAKALISA DUBE report'

His past immediate assignment was at the vast Ministry of Local Government and Rural Development, often branded the people’s ministry.

 Upon realising that his predecessors had failed their assignments because of the incessant altercations they had with local tribes in handling chieftainship disputes raging across the country, the Rakops-born politician played it cool in the troubled spot and succeeded.

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