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Ghanzi – President Mokgweetsi Masisi, also president of the Botswana Democratic Party (BDP), warned other Democrats against instability within the party as it would taint their democratic governance
On July 20, President Masisi declared that the BDP had been in power for 50 years and that instability was unacceptable.
He declared that respect for the party's constitutional principles was the best way to maintain
President Masisi called for discipline and urged party structures to inspire in order to gain the confidence of voters.
He said that members should take themselves seriously and address their responsibilities to the party with increased commitment. 19659007] Compliance with the rule of law, he said, would allow the party to carry out its duties diligently in a transparent manner and reduce the p
It also urged members to be exemplary in good constitutional and administrative practices by disengaging from political differences and refocusing their thoughts, energy and efforts on national developments
. Members recognize that the party has done wonderful things for the country by meeting basic needs, adding that they must ensure that the BDP continues to govern.
He stated that the BDP was intended to improve the living conditions of Botswana. He said land councils had been asked to revise land use management regulations to allow flexibility in land use for different commercial purposes.
He said the government was working tirelessly to restore the status of the Botswana Commission. ) and consultations with stakeholders were ongoing.
"The government made the decision to badist the BMC in trouble in order to He added that Mr. Masisi thought that the restructuring could result in more flexible business operations that would allow BMC to achieve its objectives through greater efficiency in production
The President stated that opposition parties were experiencing cyclical instability and called on his party members to unite and stay in control
President Masisi, however, stated that despite the difficulties faced by the opposition parties, he pledged to work closely with them, while the Vice-President also Party president, Mr. Slumber Tsogwane, implored Democrats to be tolerant, noting that tribalism could lead to divisions within the party
was a fundamental right of every citizen to stand for election despite his past.
Mr. Tsogwane called on members to shout for protecting the legacy of the founders who worked tirelessly to build the party.
The president of the western region, Keorapetse Ralehika, pleaded with President Masisi for badistance in expanding broadband radio coverage, particularly in North Kgalagadi and Ghanzi. He said that the demarcation of the polling stations should also be revisited since the exercise had fueled tribalism, as the tribes of some villages would not support the candidates outside their competition. Johnie Swartz pleaded with President Masisi to solve water problems in Maun and warned party members to use social media wisely and where there were differences, to find better ways to solve them rather than using them on social networks. 19659023] Source: BOPA
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