Hunting ban: Why was it lifted? What's next?
Friday, May 24, 2019
Elephants on the highway PIC. THALEFANG CHARLES
The fundamental issue that emerged was the appreciation by citizens that they were being consulted. This was seen as necessary for building on the national principles of: Democracy, Development, Self-reliance, Unity and Botho.
Some of the findings of the Cabinet Sub Committee on Hunting Ban and Social Dialogue were as follows:
“A genuine leader is not a searcherfor consensus but a molder of consensus.”–Martin Luther King Jr.Personality wars at Gaborone City Council (GCC), Palapye District Council and recently at Francistown City Council are holding back developments as civic leaders are increasingly consumed by internal power struggles, personality clashes and political factionalism. The latest developments at the GCC are particularly troubling. The postponement...