
Keorapetse
Keorapetse is the Leader of the Opposition in Botswana, having taken over the role from Dumelang Saleshando in the last Parliament. He is an advocate for parliamentary independence, emphasizing the need for the legislature to operate without influence from the executive branch, particularly the President. During his address at the Parliament building, he highlighted historical efforts dating back to the late 1970s aimed at achieving this independence and expressed his commitment to overcoming challenges in this pursuit.
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Keorapetse clarifies seating protocol in the Assembly.
Keorapetse clarifies seating protocol in Assembly :: Mmegi OnlineKeorapetse told attendees that mutual acquaintance is key to shared goals.
MPs, Dikgosi urged to forge strong ties :: Mmegi OnlineKeorapetse is the Speaker of the Assembly who is outlining plans for amending the Standing Orders.
Boko may soon answer questions in Parly regularly :: Mmegi Online
He described the Speaker as 'inimitable' and noted that his calm and balanced approach to debate management has set a new benchmark for parliamentary conduct.
Keorapetse shocks me – Boko :: Mmegi Online
Keorapetse highlighted the importance of enforcing and implementing laws in Botswana for social development.
We have talked too much, it’s time to act – Keorapetse :: Mmegi OnlineKeorapetse stated that the decision to adjourn today's proceedings comes after Members of Parliament raised concerns about the floods situations in the country.
Parliament adjourns amidst flood crisis :: Mmegi Online
Keorapetse, the Leader of Opposition, emphasized the need for Parliament to be independent.
Keorapetse vows to make Parliament independent :: Mmegi Online
