Phikwe college project shelved, Saleshando alleges sabotage

SELEBI-PHIKWE: The fact that the much anticipated College of Applied Arts and Technology is no longer going to be built in Selebi-Phikwe is a sign of sabotage from those in power and a direction towards the town becoming a ghost town, Selebi-Phikwe West MP Gilson Saleshando has observed.

Speaking during an interview Saleshando strongly condemned the government's move to cancel construction of the multi million-pula college that was going to benefit the town's economy.

He noted that the money set aside for the college has so far exceeded P600 million generated from the loan interests by BCL mine. He said the college was cancelled under excuse that there are underutilized colleges in Francistown and Odi therefore there was no need to build the college meant for Selebi-Phikwe. He said it is regrettable that nobody explains why those institutions are not fully utilized yet many people roam the streets without being admitted to the schools. He also wondered why the one earmarked for Selebi-Phikwe was sacrificed especially at a time when the town's economy is unstable.

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