BPF Courts AP

Monday, June 08, 2020

Botswana Patriotic Front (BPF) is said to have approached the Alliance for Progressives (AP) in order to find ways of working together, The Monitor has learnt.

Talks were said to have started before the lockdown came into effect and were yet to resume.

According to a source, BPF has tasked a delegation of four officials led by its chairperson Oboetswe Gabotlale to ensure that opposition parties united and cooperated.

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