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Of BPF’s rattling presidency

Ookeditse. PIC KENNEDY RAMOKONE
Ookeditse. PIC KENNEDY RAMOKONE

Since its establishment, the Botswana Patriotic Front (BPF) has struggled to maintain stability within its highest leadership ranks, especially the presidency.

From its earliest days, every president who has attempted to steer the party forward has faced continuous internal conflict, persistent divisions, and unending power struggles. These tensions have often spilled beyond internal forums, extending into the public arena and even reaching the courts.

To begin with, the party’s founding president, Biggie Butale, experienced significant challenges throughout his tenure.

Editor's Comment
Justice delayed is development denied

The P300 million internal roads tender is a case study. A bidder’s complaint revealed alleged irregularities. A tribunal ordered a re-evaluation.The council and the initial winner appealed to the High Court. Now, the Ministry of Local Government and Traditional Affairs, frustrated by the delay, writes to the council suggesting the tender be cancelled, and an alternative procurement model be explored, while the matter is still before the courts....

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