Moiteela breaks ranks with BDP leaders on �dismal� popular vote

Tuesday, March 03, 2015

SHASHEMOOKE: The Botswana Democratic Party (BDP) Francistown region chairperson, Ford Moiteela has broken ranks with the party leadership saying the party was in danger of total collapse.

Moiteela expressed his misgivings at the region’s elective congress held here at the weekend, where he said the BDP was in trouble and needed immediate attention.

Moiteela was particularly concerned about the lower numbers that voted for the ruling party in last year’s general elections.

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Moiteela breaks ranks with BDP leaders on �dismal� popular vote

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