Nyatso takes over from Rari

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New Secretary General of BOSETU, Oreeditse Nyatso

The Botswana Sectors of Educators Trade Union (BOSETU) has ushered in a new Secretary General (SG), with Oreeditse Nyatso taking over from Tobokani Rari following the latter's appointment to the Public Service Bargaining Council secretariat.

In a statement released today, BOSETU said it, "informs its members and the general public of recent leadership developments within its National Executive Committee,” confirming a transition at the top brass.

Nyatso, who has been serving as the union's Publicity Secretary assumes the position after Rari was appointed Deputy Secretary at the Public Service Bargaining Council (PSBC).

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