A Response To "BMWU Wants Tlhagale Out"

An overly biased article appeared in the Monitor on Monday December 21 2009 with a title "BMWU wants Tlhagale out" to which I wish to give my position in regard to the allegations raised.

In as much as I had preferred not to reply, it is apparent that those who have confidence in my ability to lead are anxious that an explanation is necessary to dispel the myth which may have been created by those who thrive on falsehood and to offer the public my side of the story.

This response did not come out immediately because I had to consult with relevant organs of the Union, namely the Selebi-Phikwe Branch Committee to afford them a chance to state their position, if any and the National Executive Committee (NEC) to obtain authority to reply.

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