Confusion over BOKA committee�s term

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Some Botswana Karate Association (BOKA) affiliates are in the dark over the length of the executive committee’s term after elections held last year.

Others argue the committee was never given a mandate to stay in office for the full two years, but to complete the previous leadership’s term. The previous committee quit before their time in office elapsed. Other affiliates say the committee was given a fresh mandate to run the full two years. According to a source, the committee has failed to seek affiliates’ mandate to stay in office for two years. He said it means they have to complete the term of the previous committee.

The source said the BOKA constitution is quiet in that regard.  He said it was up to the committee to ask for a new term when they came into office, but they have not done so.  He said this could be as a result of the upcoming BOKA ordinary meeting where the issue is likely to crop up.  The source said it would be up to the affiliates to decide, adding their performance since assuming power will be considered.

Editor's Comment
No room for perjury

It seems some government accounting officers, sworn to tell "the truth, the whole truth, and nothing else but the truth" before Almighty God, may have deliberately lied during the committee’s vital work. If proven, this is not merely unprofessional; it is perjury, a serious criminal offence and it strikes at the very heart of responsible government.The PAC’s role is fundamental. After each financial year, it painstakingly examines how public...

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