Lack of funds scuppers BCP political school

Green power: BCP members during a previous engagement
Green power: BCP members during a previous engagement

FRANCISTOWN: Lack of resources and prioritising other activities are among the main reasons the Botswana Congress Party (BCP) political school has seen little activity since the launch.

The party, however, has dismissed suggestions that it has abandoned the initiative.

 The BCP secretary for political education Florence Shagwa told Mmegi yesterday that the focus has been on other party activities. “Of course the political school has not been running at the pace we wanted since its launch but it has not been totally stopped.

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