'You and I go a long way,' Mogae tells BaLete
Friday, February 22, 2008
"I retire with unwavering confidence that basic policy will continue even if the opposition assumed power some day," he told BaLete gathered in Kgotla. "Such is the durability and near-permanence of what my administration has established".
Mogae, who retires at the end of March, is on a wing-footed farewell tour of the country.
"I have come to the end of the road in accordance with the Constitution," he said. "I retire to make way for my successor, namely (Vice President Ian) Khama, who will likewise retire after ten years".
We duly congratulate them to have ousted the long ruling Botswana Democratic Party (BDP) from power. Prior to taking power from the BDP, the coalition had made several election promises that are credited for influencing change and swaying the people to vote in its favour.The party had made an undertaking, which its leader and President Duma Boko consistently bellowed in his campaign trail. These undertakings were promises that Batswana would be...