BMDYL gears up for elective congress

Wednesday, April 19, 2017

The Botswana Movement for Democracy Youth League (BMDYL) will next week hold an elective congress that aims at reviving the league after many accused it of not functioning.

The BMD president Ndaba Gaolathe, who will give a keynote speech, is expected to address members on issues such as unity and updates regarding cooperation.

Already the youth have two teams that they are using for campaigns, one led by Kagelelo Kentse known as (teamfocus) while the other is led by Jacob Kelebeng known as (#ithabanele).

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