BCP heads to Arone's backyard

Thursday, July 28, 2016

FRANCISTOWN: The Botswana Congress Party (BCP) will honour one of its key founders, former Okavango Member of Parliament (MP), the late Joseph Kavindama during the party’s upcoming conference to be held in Shakawe.

A ceremony to honour Kavindama who died in June 2008 will be held on Sunday at his burial place in Kauxwi, a day after the party has officially opened its congress.

The BCP ordinary conference was supposed to have taken place during the President’s Day holidays but was postponed as it coincided with the Kelemogile ward by-election.

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