Activist vows revenge on BCP

SELEBI-PHIKWE: Itumeleng 'Shine' Ngakaetsile is exacting revenge on the Botswana Congress Party (BCP) after he was locked out of the party primaries for the Selebi-Phikwe East parliamentary seat. The politician has said he will not support the BCP candidate, Nzwaligwa Nzwaligwa. He has vowed to openly work against Nzwaligwa and ensure that he loses in the general elections.

Ngakaetsile took the BCP to court after he was locked out of the primary elections. He lost last week leaving Nzwaligwa as the party candidate.
A bitter Ngakaetsile has vowed to thwart Nzwaligwa's campaign as a way of getting back at the party.

"Completely (sic), I can't support him (Nzwaligwa). I am going to fight by all means to ensure that he doesn't win. I am not afraid of being expelled. What the party did is undemocratic," Ngakaetsile fumed.

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