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Party vows to restore discipline

The BPF is no longer interested in engaging in internal battles PIC: KENNEDY RAMOKONE
The BPF is no longer interested in engaging in internal battles PIC: KENNEDY RAMOKONE

LENTSWELETAU: The President of the Botswana Patriotic Front (BPF), Lawrence Ookeditse, has reaffirmed his commitment to enforcing discipline within the party, stressing that no stone will be left unturned as they confront behaviours that threaten unity.

Addressing supporters at a rally in Lentsweletau, he made it clear that the party’s leadership is prepared to make serious and decisive interventions against any members who engage in conduct that undermines the organisation’s integrity. According to him, the BPF will not allow individuals to tarnish the party’s image through activities conducted outside of established structures.

To begin with, Ookeditse emphasised that the BPF is entering a new chapter under the leadership that was recently elected at the Serowe congress.

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