Galebotswe dismisses cease, desist letter

He confirmed receiving the letter in Palapye, where a BPF faction held a meeting. However, Galebotswe said he treated the correspondence as ‘fake’ since he was asked to respond to it on August 22, 2025, whilst the letter is dated November 21, 2025. “I do not know if it means August next year or not, or if the letter was long written,” he said. The letter written by BPF attorneys, Otto Itumeleng, warned that they may interdict Galebotswe if he did not desist from claiming to be the party president.

“Our instructions are to demand, as we hereby do, that you immediately cease and desist from holding yourself out as the BPF president on account of the several constitutional matters that we have raised above,” states the correspondence.