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Mosielele calls for Ntlo ya Dikgosi elevation

Monday, June 27, 2022 | 90 Views |

Kgosi Oscar Mosielele.PIC PHATSIMO KAPENG

Moshupa region representative at Ntlo ya Dikgosi (NYD), Kgosi Oscar Mosielele has said it is time to interrogate and correct the ‘misconception’ that Ntlo ya Dikgosi is a department under Parliament.

Mosielele believes his motion calling for the elevation of the position of Secretary, Ntlo ya Dikgosi to Permanent Secretary (PS) level will add value.

Following the poor appearance of ministers before the House at its recently ended meeting, dikgosi expressed their displeasure at the snub. For Mosielele, elevating their Secretary from Director level to PS position will pave way for a fully functional structure for NYD.

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