Unity Dow
BotswanapoliticianFemale7.0Global Dominance: 0.00%Unity Dow is a notable figure in Botswana, recognized for her contributions to human rights and social justice, as well as her role as a legislator. She has actively engaged in discussions surrounding educational policies, particularly in advocating for the financial needs of tertiary students in Parliament, highlighting the importance of adequate allowances for those pursuing higher education.
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Unity Dow defeated Lucas after receiving 942 votes compared to Taolo’s 842 votes.
BCP results reveal balance :: Mmegi OnlineBotswana· 2026-07-27
Unity Dow is a former Cabinet Minister and a significant figure in the BCP, having quickly established herself after joining the party in 2023.
Lucas, Dow in defining contest :: Mmegi OnlineBotswana· 2026-07-17
Unity Dow is a fellow Member of Parliament competing against Taolo Lucas for the vice presidency.
BCP conference to open amid deep divisions :: Mmegi OnlineBotswana· 2026-07-17
Unity Dow questioned the government's rationality in developing strategic plans for economic growth.
BCP urges UDC to live up to its promises :: Mmegi OnlineBotswana· 2025-10-16
Unity Dow, a Member of Parliament, enquired whether BMC will make profit during this current financial year.
BMC unlikely to make profit by year endBotswana· 2025-08-14
Unity Dow is included in Molefhi's lobby group 'Team Equity'.
Molefhi’s never-say-die attitude :: Mmegi OnlineBotswana· 2025-04-07
Unity Dow is the MP for Kgatleng West who pleaded for government funding for NGOs addressing GBV issues.
'Economically-challenged women more vulnerable to GBV' :: Mmegi OnlineBotswana· 2025-03-13
Dr Unity Dow asked the Minister about the health hazards posed by the landfill to residents.
Minister acknowledges landfill concern :: Mmegi OnlineBotswana· 2025-03-03
Unity Dow is a Member of Parliament who questioned the implications of the dual-citizenship law for spouses.
Dual citizenship in full force – Gov’t :: Mmegi OnlineBotswana· 2025-02-28
Unity Dow, a legislator from Kgatleng West, asked for an update on the implementation of the promised payment of P2, 500 for tertiary student allowances.
‘Current allowance exposes tertiary students to sexual exploitation’ :: Mmegi OnlineBotswana· 2025-02-13
