Khama�s popularity drops by 10%- Study

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Confidence in President Ian Khama has dropped by 10 percent from the previous year when his popularity was 78%, according to the Afro-barometre study that was unveiled on Friday.

Despite  Khama’s waning popularity, the study shows that if elections had been held in June and July this year, the rulling Botswana Democratic Party would  win by 52%.

The study also shows that the Botswana Congress Party would post 20%  of the votes, an upward trend from its last performance.

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Let’s put the fight against crime in action

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