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BDP vows to win Gaborone seats in 2029

BDP's ambitious goal includes winning back the five Gaborone constituencies and 34 wards. PIC MORERI SEJAKGOMO
BDP's ambitious goal includes winning back the five Gaborone constituencies and 34 wards. PIC MORERI SEJAKGOMO

The newly elected Botswana Democratic Party (BDP) Gaborone regional committee has made a firm pledge to its members, vowing to dedicate all efforts to securing victory in the upcoming 2029 General Election.

Their ambitious goal includes winning back the five Gaborone constituencies and 34 wards, a feat they managed in the 2019 elections. At the forefront of this drive is the newly elected regional chairperson, Kagiso Kwelagobe, who, having ascended unopposed to his position, stated that their primary mission is to ensure the party's rejuvenation and further strengthen its presence across the region.

"We need your unwavering support to rebuild our structures. Encourage those members who have become inactive to return to the fold. The time has come for us to work together as never before, so we can fulfil our promises to the people," Kwelagobe urged. He emphasised that party unity and active participation are the keys to ensuring that the BDP remains relevant and robust.

Editor's Comment
Calls to officialise sign language overdue

At home, Botswana is still lagging in many aspects despite some steps taken to fix the situation. Those living with disabilities are often ignored and shut out from basic rights, access to services, or social participation. A motion tabled in Parliament by Kgatleng Central Member of Parliament, Mpho Morolong, calling for the introduction and adoption of sign language as an official language in Botswana is indeed a welcome development.The deaf...

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