BPP and BCP in joint launch of candidate

Wednesday, February 16, 2011

SHASHEMOOKE: In a show of opposition unity, the Botswana Peoples' Party (BPP), together with delegates from the Botswana Congress Party (BCP) on Saturday descended on the village of Shashemooke to launch the BPP council candidate.

Launching the BPP candidate, the party vice-president, Motlatsi Molapisi praised the BCP for its gesture of support and expressed hope that this show of solidarity would continue.

He urged the people of Shashemooke to vote for Silent Tlale of the BPP as he has a long history of activism in the development of the area. He castigated those who overlook their rights in favour of favours adding that the BPP supports trade unions in their demand for a salary increase that is long overdue.

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