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Molapise to save UDC

Friday, June 10, 2022 | 2090 Views |

Just when things were seemingly ‘falling apart’ at the Umbrella for Democratic Change (UDC), the tri-party coalition party leadership has come up with an intervention strategy expected to smoothen the already turbulent political relationship.

The future of what is commonly dubbed the people’s project to some extent lies in the hands of its top leadership as they meet to make crucial decisions as an endeavour to save the shaky political project.

UDC chairperson, Motlatsi Molapise confirmed this week that the top three party leadership would meet ahead of the June 25, 2022 national executive committee (NEC). Molapise will chair the peace talks expected to bring together Duma Boko and Dumelang Saleshando who have literally not been in talking terms.

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