Dabutha vows to snub BCP hearing

Thursday, October 05, 2017

Lady In Purple: Chibuya Dabutha PIC. THALEFANG CHARLES

FRANCISTOWN: The independent candidate for the Tshimoyapula ward by-election, Chibuya Dabutha has vowed to snub a disciplinary hearing called by her former party, the Botswana Congress Party (BCP).

Yesterday BCP deputy secretary general, Akanyang Magama told Mmegi that Dabutha had been furnished with charges in relation to her decision to contest the by-election against the will of the party.

“We delivered the charges to her early this week,” Magama said yesterday. Magama, who did not want to dwell much on the charges levelled against Dabutha, maintained that she was still a member of the BCP.

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Dabutha vows to snub BCP hearing

FRANCISTOWN: The independent candidate for the Tshimoyapula ward by-election, Chibuya Dabutha has vowed to snub a disciplinary hearing called by her former party, the Botswana Congress Party (BCP).

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