Mogae goes on leave

Friday, November 30, 2007
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President Festus Mogae is going on leave for four weeks starting the second week of December to the second week of January. The press secretary to the president, Jeff Ramsay says that it is customary for the President to take time off at this time of the year. "He will take a brief break after Parliament adjourns to attend to personal matters.

There are some family functions he has to attend and this will also give him time to relax before next year's programme starts," says Ramsay.

He says that the President's domestic schedule would be tight at the beginning of next year. He will travel around the country to say farewell to the nation. "He will definitely have a tight domestic schedule. He would definitely travel around across the country bidding the nation farewell," added Ramsay.

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