The BNF Manifesto

The Botswana National Front (BNF) has become the second party to present its Manifesto before the University of Botswana (UB) student community at the invitation of the University of Botswana Political Science Society.

The BNF Manifesto at a glance is quite updated, the foreword by the party president Otsweletse Moupo takes cognizance of the recent political squabbles within the ruling Botswana Democratic Party (BDP); and in an admirable sense of introspection, admits to the troubles that have rocked the BNF itself.

If anything is admirable about the BNF Manifesto, while not saying nothing is, it is that they promise that government will not abdicate from its core responsibilities. When human beings decided to live together in a commonwealth in ancient times, establishing what political scientists have termed a social contract; the basis of such a contract was that each lay off claim to everything and anything they can be acquired by use of their own means and allow the establishing of a sovereign (a ruler) who shall provide for their needs and arbitrate conflicts.

Editor's Comment
Exercise extra caution!

Unfortunately, petty thieves tend to be more vicious around this time as they also prepare for the festive season. Culturally, many Batswana go home for the holiday, and petty thieves are amongst those who go home. Burglaries, car break-ins, and attacks on unsuspecting pedestrians seem to be on the rise!That is not all, as scammers continue to take money from pensioners as well as other Batswana who may fall prey to their unscrupulous tactics....

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