BPP revival gathers momentum - Marobela

Friday, April 16, 2010

The Botswana People's Party (BPP) central committee which was elected last December has covered much ground in its attempts to revive the party.

The central committee has since embarked on a number of projects to rejuvenate the country's oldest political movement.
The party is also going to revert to its old methods of staging demonstrations, party officials have announced.

Talking about some of their achievements, BPP president Wynter Marobela revealed that they are about to develop their plot in Francistown where. they are going to put up a double-storey structure.

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