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Tutwane joins APRM editorial board as a reviewer

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In a significant recognition of his distinguished expertise and contributions , African Union’s African Peer Review Mechanisms (APRM), has appointed Dr Letshwiti Tutwane, former senior lecturer, University of Botswana, to serve on the APRM-African Governance Seminar Series (AGOSS) editorial board as a reviewer, marking a proud moment for him.

This distinguished appointment places him amongst a group of experts entrusted with shaping the quality and credibility of publications.

‘’It is a great honour because opportunities like these are rare to come across since there are only few spots available,’’ he said expressing what the appointment means to him. ‘’I must thank the Botswana Embassy in Ethiopia for they drew my attention to these papers. I applied and got lucky my abstract was chosen amongst many present there.’’ Letshwiti, formerly Mmegi scribe, explained that his body of work coupled with his experience including his educational background made him an outstanding choice for this role.

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