BOFEPUSU should assist in toppling BOPEU president

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Although as society we do appreciate that it is unusual for a labour movement such as BOFEPUSU, or any federation to interfere in and influence an outcome of leadership elections, I find it not in the best interest of BOFEPUSU to ignore BOPEU elections envisaged for November 2015.

It is imperative to bring to the attention of the federation leadership, the special plea of BOPEU members whom I believe are suffering under the current regime of comrade Andrew Motsamai who behaves like a monster or dictator.

Those in the leadership of BOFEPUSU must be mindful of the fact that; the Federation was formed by amongst others, comrades Motsamai, Johnson Motshwarakgole and many other visionary unionists on the principles of good governance and the rule of law. The aforementioned are fundamental principles and cornerstones of democracy, which the BOPEU president is no longer upholding and seems to disrespect.

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