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Indiscipline worries BNF chairperson

Molutsi PIC: PHATSIMO KAPENG
Molutsi PIC: PHATSIMO KAPENG

Botswana National Front (BNF) chairperson, Dr. Patrick Molutsi, has expressed concern over rising levels of indiscipline in the party. Speaking at the close of a five-day political education training facilitated by the African National Congress (ANC) officials from Luthuli House, he emphasised an urgent need for members to adopt the mindset and conduct of a governing party.

“This comes at a time when our members need it most. It is crucial, as it teaches them how to behave as a ruling party, how to respond, when, and where. Some members still act as if we are in opposition,” Molutsi said.

He added that although the BNF allows for internal debates, it does not condone attacks that happen on social media platforms. The party chairperson also said campaigns within the party teams are expected to be clean.

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