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Lucas said the interim committee will prioritise the reactivation and alignment of party structures . PIC KENNEDY RAMOKONE

The Botswana Patriotic Front (BPF) interim leadership says it is moving swiftly to stabilise and rebuild the party following a landmark court ruling, with efforts now focused on unity, structural reform, and preparations for an elective congress.

Speaking in an interview on Wednesday this week, interim leadership spokesperson Modiri Lucas said the current interim committee, led by Gaolatlhe Galebotswe, has already begun laying the groundwork to bring members together and restore confidence within the party.

The BPF has not enjoyed internal peace since its formation, as its leaders have been fighting for control of the party. The internal fights have been at the party leadership, especially at the national executive committee (NEC).

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