AP Confident Of Letlhakeng- Lephepe Victory

Monday, August 05, 2019

While newly formed Botswana Patriotic Front says it will help the Umbrella for Democratic Change (UDC) win elections, another newcomer, Alliance for Progressives (AP) is confident of victory on its own.

Over the weekend the party launched its Letlhakeng/Lephepe parliamentary candidate, Phenyo Dinake.

Despite a poor attendance at the event, one of the speakers, AP president, Ndaba Gaolathe’s advisor Margaret Nasha is confident that the constituency is winnable and would lead to the party victory at the polls.

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AP Confident Of Letlhakeng- Lephepe Victory

While newly formed Botswana Patriotic Front says it will help the Umbrella for Democratic Change (UDC) win elections, another newcomer, Alliance for Progressives (AP) is confident of victory on its own.

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