Mmolotsi: The pros and cons of forming a new party

Friday, September 15, 2017

FRANCISTOWN: There is heightened debate that the formation of a new political movement in the country will soon come into reality.

The Botswana Movement for Democracy (BMD) members, Wynter Mmolotsi and Ndaba Gaolathe (who are vice president and president in their faction respectively), are leading a bandwagon of those who want to form a new political movement.

This week Mmolotsi came short of saying that the BMD faction affiliated to Gaolathe will certainly go ahead with plans to form a party. The groundwork to form a new party has already been completed.

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Mmolotsi: The pros and cons of forming a new party

FRANCISTOWN: There is heightened debate that the formation of a new political movement in the country will soon come into reality.

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Sportspersons flock to politics

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