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Political scientists speak on Masisi’s decisiveness

Friday, April 19, 2024 | 960 Views |

A political scientist has hailed President Mokgweetsi Masisi's decisive statement during a recent Goodhope star rally that disloyal people and those with questionable characters should not be allowed to contest the party primaries, as a progressive move.

Masisi was unambiguous that the ruling party may be shedding off disloyal and unsavoury characters.

“People should not be shocked when certain people are vetted out of contesting the primaries as the party wants to ensure that their candidates are upstanding and loyal democrats,” Masisi said at the star rally recently.

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