New BOFUS chairperson seeks to earn membership trust

Seema ascended to the chairmanship seat over the weekend following an elective general assembly held at Majestic Five Hotel. He was elected the chairperson after garnering 146 votes to beat Thuso Nkate who got 88 votes and Mosweu Modisana's four, whilst the incumbent, Moeti Mooketsi, received only 15 votes. “Trust is the foundation of any strong organisation and over time, it must be nurtured, protected, and when necessary, restored. You have entrusted us with this responsibility, and I don't take it lightly,” said Seema following his victory.

He further seeks to rebuild membership confidence in the BOFUS leadership. In addition, Seema aims to strengthen accountability and enhance engagement whilst delivering on promises.