The BNF has more than the BDP and BCP to worry about

Both government electronic and print as well as the private press is inundated with congress/conferences news. The absence of news coverage for the main opposition BNF is conspicuously noticeable to many consumers. It is increasingly becoming suspect that a plot may have been hatched to gag and decampaign the leftist orientated politics of the BNF for one reason or the other. As to whether BNF cadres are aware of this clandestine act that is aimed at relegating the mass movement to the lower ranks is not clear.

The near catastrophe is not helped by negative and irrelevant reporting starting from the Kopano House Project to Mogalakwe's vitriolic sorjoun to single handedly finish the BNF. Given the conference fever that gripped the political landscape the past week, it was tacitly clear that exposing the dark side of the movement amid constructive events at the conference pointed to an ulterior motive bent on putting the party on the back pedal.