BOPRITA to remain separate from BOPRITU, court rules

Thursday, September 15, 2011

Lobatse High Court Judge, Isaac Lesetedi has ruled that the Botswana Primary Teachers Association (BOPRITA) should remain a separate entity from the Botswana Primary Teachers Union (BOPRITU).

BOPRITA lodged a court case after the BOPRITU executive took control of its bank account at the First National Bank (FNB) in a fight over the former's assets.

BOPRITA was seeking an order to restrain BOPRITU officials from making any transactions on the association's account. The association also wanted the court to declare as unlawful, improper and a nullity the decision to transfer their bank account into BOPRITU's name.

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