Botswana Ruling Party Rejected After 58 Years In Power
flourishing the travel industry in the country.
A man in a dim blue suit wearing a light blue shirt and a tie
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Picture caption,Duma Boko, head of the UDC, is set to be Botswana’s next president
“The joblessness rate is incredibly high and individuals are living in a real sense on gifts from government since there are no positions. So it’s downright awful,” Nkawana said.
The party has focused on making 450,000 to 500,000 positions in five years or less.
The Botswana Enthusiastic Front (BPF), upheld by previous President Ian Khama who split from the BDP, has up until this point got five seats while the Botswana Congress Party (BCP) has got 14 seats as things stand.
Political expert Lesole Machacha said the way that the adjustment of government has been acknowledged was exceptionally noteworthy.
“It’s exceptionally interesting [on the continent] for a smooth change to happen,” he told the BBC. “This has been exceptionally quiet.”
Masisi – in office starting around 2018 – drove the BDP’s bombed crusade.
The president ran on a message that his party could achieve “change”, however insufficient citizens were persuaded the BDP could do what was required for the country.
Official outcomes are supposed to be reported by the appointive commission later Friday.
Extra revealing from Guiltless Selatlhwa in Gaborone.
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