Kelebonye:The new BCP spokesperson

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Main opposition Botswana Congress Party (BCP) has this week unveiled retired scribe Greg Kelebonye as its public relations officer following the recent departure of its former spokesperson, Dr Mpho Pheko.

Pheko has decided to go into early retirement from politics and pursue other interests.

In a statement, the BCP has described its new spokesperson, Kelebonye, as a seasoned media professional with extensive experience in journalism and strategic communication.

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Kelebonye:The new BCP spokesperson

Main opposition Botswana Congress Party (BCP) has this week unveiled retired scribe Greg Kelebonye as its public relations officer following the recent departure of its former spokesperson, Dr Mpho Pheko.

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