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Boys & girls, tighten your belts. Once the lid comes out from tomorrow everyone will know the true state of this country’s financial woes. The # priority has to be cost cutting, painful as it is.😢
Wabepo Pansiri retweeted
Privilege is a right or advantage some people have and others don't. Most of us hold it in one form or another, ga go molato and we should be able to acknowledge it. The issue becomes when it blinds you to the fact that what's easy for you could be a struggle for someone else.
Times have changed, we all know the government has no money. A passport is not a necessity, most of those who have a need for it, it’s by choice & therefore should afford it.
Wabepo Pansiri retweeted
With all due respect. How is Carrick still in a job? You can't run a football club on this level of incompetence
Injustices of the past cannot be left to their own devices to correct, that has to be the premise of affirmative action. The BDP polarized the civil service, we can argue all we want but questions were always asked, “a yo ke wa rona?” before decisions were made. So do we just leave that as is? Don’t get me wrong, we should not correct WRONG with WRONG but something needs to be done to get back the civil service to where it used to be. I can even go further into other areas, we can’t just accept that some people have copious amounts of land that they allocated themselves for free purely based on the color of their skin or ethnicity.
Nna tota ke nyatsa any Motswana who brings religion into an argument around present day societal issues. Religion e tsileng maabane hela ka bo David Livingstone, get the F*** out of here. Ijoo, kana go Sontaga🏃.
I quite like what former BNF President Rre Moupo said about cadre deployment. The BDP polarized the civil service & that needs correction. I’m one of those that are frustrated by the slow change of faces on strategic positions within government. Macroeconomic factors aside, the slowness in the promised changes is heavily driven by having BDP deployed senior civil servants of whom many were not on merit. You should listen very carefully to what Rre Moupo said, key word being MERIT.