Numbers Of Decision Making Women Must Not Fall - Sekgororoane

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BOBONONG: Human Rights activist, Rhoda Sekgororoane has urged women in the country to lobby government to assist in coming up with mechanisms on how to ensure that numbers of women in positions of decision making does not plung to zero.

Speaking on International Women's Day in Bobonong, Sekgororoane said she believes  it is high time Botswana had its own Helen Johnson Sirleaf, the Liberian President who is the first African female president. She indicated that the country needs hard working, brave and committed women in order to achieve this. "Government is also held accountable for failure to implement the 30 percent quota and the 50 percent SADC protocol. I believe democracy is not complete without the inclusion of women".

Sekgororoane further regretted that contrary to expectations of those in authority and in the genuine promotion of prevention of spread of HIV/AIDS, some members of the society are still stuck in the belief that multiple partners is a sign of social status.

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