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Botswana National Front (BNF) chairperson, Dr Patrick Molutsi has explained that his party has experienced some rapid growth in the past three years, particularly after it came to power recently.

“But, as you know, the BNF is founded on the principles of free talking or ‘Puo Phaa!’ and it has always been a democratic party in terms of allowing members to talk openly,” explained Molutsi in an interview with Mmegi this week.

There has been talk that the impending BNF elective congress in Palapye, billed for July, has already sparked brouhaha in the corridors of the BNF.

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