BOMU holds AGM tomorrow

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The stakes will be high tomorrow at the annual general meeting (AGM) of the Botswana Musicians Union (BOMU). Geared to be the most exciting ever this year, Staff Writer SHARON MATHALA reflects on tomorrow’s AGM

Tempers are expected to flare as the local musician mouthpiece votes for its new president, if at all there will be change from its current leadership.  Other positions up for grabs are of vice president, finance, research, and executive member.

Before the elections, the outgoing leadership will present to its members their progress and financial reports.  They would be accounting for all the monies spent, as well as deliberate on the promises they made when they took office.

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