Boyce Sebetela: The interview

Friday, November 16, 2007

It was Chinua Achebe who said "when you see a tadpole running in broad daylight, you must know that something is after its life".

Mmegi Staff Writer shadowed Boyce Sebetela to Palapye where he announced his resignation to his constituents. Two days later he catches up with the MP before he flew to Rwanda where he is on his last parliamentary assignment.

Mmegi: You would have to agree with me that you shocked many when you announced your resignation as an MP. Why are you leaving?

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