Treacherous bill an insult to us – Masisi
Monday, March 25, 2024 | 2330 Views |
Masisi PIC: KENNEDY RAMOKONE
Speaking at a media brief on Saturday, he said the British have no choice but to listen to Botswana, whose position is that trophy hunting is a way of controlling wild animal numbers and a source of income for communities. “I wish I had a vote in that House of Commons.
Truly speaking, we have little influence over how the British vote in the House of Commons. I think it's a shame,” Masisi said. Masisi, bidding farewell to The Bahamas Prime Minister Phillip Davis, bemoaned it was tragic for the British to consider passing such legislation in the 21st century without fully considering Botswana's perspective, particularly as a former colony.
The heartbreaking reports carried elsewhere on this publication of a woman killed in Metsimotlhabe and four family members perishing near Metsimaswaana Bridge are, devastatingly, not isolated incidents. They represent the sharp, painful tip of a weekend that has seen far too many collisions, injuries, and losses on the roads. This alarming spike in fatalities is a screaming siren we cannot ignore. It compels a direct and urgent plea to every...