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BPP comeback strategy takes shape

Tuesday, October 14, 2025 | 70 Views |

BPP president Motlatsi Molapisi addressing members of the party during the Masunga revival conference PIC Lesedi Mkhutshwa

MASUNGA: The Botswana People's Party (BPP) is gearing up for a major comeback, with a renewed focus on economic empowerment and party revitalisation.

After a period of introspection, the party is now poised to regain its footing and make a meaningful impact on the country's political landscape. According to the BPP president, Motlatsi Molapisi, the BPP is working towards a brighter future for Batswana, emphasising economic growth and development.

Despite facing challenges, he stated that the party remains committed to its principles and is working towards regaining its footing in the country’s political landscape.

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