Concerns grow over UDC’s leadership gap
Friday, February 14, 2025 | 1060 Views |
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According to these concerned members, the lack of meetings could lead to the party losing its direction. The individuals who spoke to Mmegi emphasised that the failure of the NEC to meet could result in the three different party presidents who have joined the UDC making individual decisions that should ideally be made by the committee.
One source stated: "The NEC must meet more frequently now than when we were in opposition. Key decisions should be made within the NEC. If it does not meet, it raises concerns. Some of the UDC structures are not functioning properly, and the party requires guidance from the NEC."
It is a warning flare to every Motswana who logs onto social media. As a country, we have reached a point where the line between robust debate and outright destruction has become dangerously blurred. At face value, Mabeo’s response, which seeks an apology and threat of a defamation suit, might seem severe to some. But we cannot ignore the context. The comment in question did not offer a policy critique or question a political decision.It...