Manual workers union crowns DK

Friday, July 03, 2009

In an unprecedented move, the National Amalgamated Local and Central Government Parastatal Workers' Union (NALCGPWU), that is led by Johnson Motshwarakgole a cousin to Daniel Kwelagobe, has endorsed the BDP strongman and his faction in the current factional war within the party.

Through a statement released yesterday the union has urged its members, who belong to the ruling BDP, to support those that press for the party's constitution, a position adopted by Kwelagobe and the Kedikilwe/Kwelagobe faction.

The union says it has been watching with interest developments within the ruling party and it is altogether opposed to Khama's idea of imposing the party's leadership.

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