During a press briefing on Wednesday, Balopi emphasised that the choice of the location was both symbolic and strategic. “Palapye, especially the Gammangwato area, has been the heart of the BDP for years. It is where many of our founders hail from, and that legacy is something we will never shy away from,” he said.
“This is an area where people have always taken immense pride in our history. Even in the past, opposition parties struggled to make inroads here, and it’s no different today,” he said. The BDP president further clarified that despite the party’s enduring relationship with the region, they remain open and inclusive, inviting former party presidents to the retreat.
Yet, as we assess the current state of discipline in many schools, we must confront an uncomfortable reality: student delinquency appears to be spiralling beyond control. Reports of bullying, classroom disruption, open defiance of teachers, and even violence amongst students are increasingly common. Teachers, once regarded as authoritative figures capable of maintaining order, now often find themselves struggling to manage classrooms effectively….
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