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Botswana Democratic Party (BDP) advisor for Sesame / Kagiso Ward, Selebi Phikwe, Moses Serite said Wednesday that politicians from different parties can work together for the good of their communities.
Serite, who organized a Francistown sponsored march to Selibi Phikwe to raise money for Lebong Community Secondary School in the troubled nickel city, revealed that as part of the march went through the village of Tati Siding where they are arrested at Kgotla to solicit their support.
The 150-kilometer walk will pave the teachers 'ward road to the teachers' room and build an orientation and counseling room at the school.
The road overflows during the rainy season and makes traveling teachers and work a muddy challenge while guidance and counseling teachers have no place to do their work.
"Once elected, we must put aside our policy differences and do our best to serve the community." That's why Evelyn Kgodungwe of the Botswana Congress Party (BCP) is part of this march, " Serite said, adding that he had organized the event in response to calls for help from school authorities
Kgodungwe, councilor of Tlhakadiawa district. , echoed the feelings of her council colleague when she spoke to the Voice.
"In our city, political affiliation is unimportant when it comes to community work.People come first and that is why I joined this noble company by my political opponent!
"Education is very important and we must do our best to improve the environment in which teachers work and students learn." She explains why she is part of the group. March, which includes 16 teachers from CJS Lebogang
Meanwhile, Tati Siding village leaders expressed their support for the march and called on other members of the community to do the same, I believe our councilors will take good note and will work together for the good of our village, "said Kgosi Simon Nkgageng, an apparent challenge to PCO's Scotch Majama councilors and special candidate Mathodi Modisapudi, who recently joined the Popular Party. Botswana Re (BPP))
The former village councilor, Kopano Maruping, congratulated the politicians and teachers of Phikwe for their efforts
"This is in keeping with the spirit of Self-sufficiency that helped c. The country is developing for years after gaining independence. If others could imitate you, our country will prosper, "said Maruping to his audience.
Meanwhile, Onalenna Mosalagae, Public Relations Officer (PRO), the walkers will stop in every village to solicit their support, expect to arrive at Phikwe next Friday – ten days after their start.
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