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Palapye's staunch members leave BCP

Friday, October 05, 2018
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PALAPYE: Botswana Congress Party (BCP) is facing an exodus of its staunch members in the Palapye constituency following the party’s disputed primary elections.

Veteran politician Comfort Molosiwa, Boikago-Madiba incumbent councillor, Area Gabathusi, Isaac Lepang who contested Mmaphula East and Dineo Tumotumo who contested Mmaphula West have served the party with resignation letters.

Molosiwa argued that the party has lost direction, its message is indefinable and there is no discipline from within the party.

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