Don’t let power change you, BNF warned

In an address to the BNF’s 60th national conference in Jwaneng over the holidays, BNF vice president Moeti Mohwasa declared that the ruling movement is entering its most demanding chapter. Mohwasa delivered a message that combined celebration with caution, telling delegates that winning government was never the end goal but the beginning of a far greater test. “It is often easier to oppose injustice than to govern with justice.

It is easier to identify what is broken than to rebuild it. The BNF must therefore, distinguish itself not only by the promises it made, but by the discipline with which it fulfils them. We must never allow the comfort of office to distance us from the realities of those who entrusted us with leadership,” he said.

For decades, the Francistown-Nata road has witnessed countless accidents, many of them fatal. Families have lost loved ones. Businesses have suffered delays while motorists have repeatedly complained about the poor condition of the road.The opening of the new section is therefore welcome news and a reminder that investing in quality infrastructure can save lives.However, while the smooth new surface brings relief, it also comes with greater…