BDP happy with Moswaane�s passion

Wednesday, December 09, 2015

The Member of Parliament for Francistown West, Ignatius Moswaane’s recent labelling of Deputy Speaker Kagiso Molatlhegi as a professional liar is nothing wrong to attract or warrant punishment from the Botswana Democratic Party (BDP).

Secretary general Botsalo Ntuane told a media briefing yesterday that Moswaane’s motion on the setting up of an enquiry over the water situation in the Greater Gaborone area amounts to no rule breaking.

“I have been in Parliament for 10 years, but have never seen an MP as passionate about their issues as Moswaane. He brings colour and excitement to Parliament. Without such people Parliament would be boring,” he said.

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