Botswana desperately need clean gov't to transform the lives

Friday, July 26, 2019

Ndaba Gaolathe addressing AP members at Ave Maria PIC: MORERI SEJAKGOMO

No nation can progress if it squanders its resources recklessly. No nation can realise its best potential if resources disappear without account or when its best minds and hands are not put to good use. Unfortunately, corruption does exactly that.

Corruption, therefore, is a cancer, a thief that steals away our potential to build a great economy that generates high paying jobs for the majority of our people. And, more telling, corruption is a crime against the poor.

There is no substitute to a collective of men and women of integrity, who hold jealously to a value system of integrity, decency, honesty, transparency, accountability and the respect of the sanctity of human life.

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Botswana desperately need clean gov't to transform the lives

No nation can progress if it squanders its resources recklessly. No nation can realise its best potential if resources disappear without account or when its best minds and hands are not put to good use. Unfortunately, corruption does exactly that.

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The audacity to be a unicorn

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IEC rejects 2,513 registrations

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