Mogae's amen speech

Tuesday, November 06, 2007

President Festus Mogae gave parliament his recipe for a prosperous and vibrant future for Botswana in his opening of parliament speech yesterday. Mogae gave detailed attention to the battle against AIDs, which he has gallantly captained in his term of office. He promised a minimum wage and gave new recognition to the development of the arts. Mmegi staffer reports about Mogae's impending handover to Ian Khama.

President Festus Mogae expressed confidence in his deputy, Lt. General Ian Khama who will take over in April next year.

He described Khama as a patriot who has always carried the mantle of leadership with distinction. He believes Khama can lead the nation with the support of all stakeholders.

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