Motshwarakgole, Motshegwa sit out BOFEPUSU elections

Friday, May 18, 2018

The Botswana Federation of Public Private Parastatals Sector Unions (BOFEPUSU) goes for elective congress next month. Two prominent trade unionists will this time around not be seeking another term in the new Central Executive Committee (CEC).

The two, veteran trade unionist Johnson Motshwarakgole and the radical Ketlhalefile Motshegwa, will not feature in the committee to be elected in June.

Motshwarakgole and Motshegwa are currently serving in the Federation’s CEC as labour secretary and deputy secretary general, respectively. They were instrumental in the mother-of-all-strikes in 2011.

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Motshwarakgole, Motshegwa sit out BOFEPUSU elections

The Botswana Federation of Public Private Parastatals Sector Unions (BOFEPUSU) goes for elective congress next month. Two prominent trade unionists will this time around not be seeking another term in the new Central Executive Committee (CEC).

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