BCP to discuss strike at public meetings
Wednesday, May 11, 2011
In an interview with Mmegi, BCP secretary general Dr Kesitegile Gobotswang said through kgotla meetings the party officials will share information on the strike and its impact on service provision in wards and constituencies.
"The meetings could also give communities a platform to give testimonies on how they have been directly affected. Obviously the strike must have affected different areas differently. For instance communities in Foot and Mouth Disease areas must be worried since veterinary officers as well as support staff may be on strike," he said.
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