That is a man many in this beloved country love to refer to only as PHK. A tower of a man and a figure you cannot miss amongst the crowds. Kedikilwe is both a tower of a man in the literal sense and a lot in a figurative way. I did not own the tenacity to write about such a colossal figure until I found the residue of his debating remains in parliament on a hot topic of discussion. And he has certainly left an enviable legacy both within the BDP and beyond the party he served with passion.
In my previous column I discussed the issue of special nomination of councillors and I have received an amazing volume of feedback from many of my readers and was challenged to research this topic further. I stumbled upon a copy of a parliamentary hansad in which Hon Kedikilwe tabled a motion which sought the abolition of the system of specially nominated councillors. I found this to be an interesting piece of presentation, not only because I seem to agree with the idea, but was mesmerised by the tone and content of the language applied there in.
