Molebatsi Molebatsi

Molebatsi Molebatsi is a Motswana politician and a member of Umbrella for Democratic Change. He is a member of parliament for Mmadinare. Molebatsi is a former minister of Agriculture. Quotes The programme leaves nobody behind, and I encourage you to apply for funding in large numbers. Fish poultry farming manageable -Molebatsi, Daily News (17 June 2024) One of the game changers is access to the Chinese market. This is the readiness that we need for a market as big as Chinese market, Botswana secures Chinese beef market, Daily News (6 December 2023) I have chosen to petition the Central Committee directly, specifically because I hold the opinion that the Regional Committee is an interested party and some of the members' conduct, more specifically the Chairman, are a subject of my appeal. On the 23rd of October, 2023 I registered a complaint in writing with the Central Committee indicating the unconstitutional manner in which BOMASE Regional Committee was constituted. In the same letter written to the Central Committee, I raised a concern that unlike other regions, BOMASE Region didn't go for an elective congress even though more than the threshold of 30 percent of its members resigned. Today, we are seeing the same Regional Committee involved in running the primary elections in Mmadinare Constituency and doing it to favor one particular candidate, Dr Kefentse Mzwinila. BDP BOMASE Regional Committee conflicted - Molebatsi The Guardian (2 August 2024) You can imagine such a big village with no internal roads. There are no taxi services because of the absence of internal roads. I humbly plead with the Minister of Local Government and Rural Development to consider including Mmadinare internal roads network and street lights in the current NDP 11 Mid – Term review. There are two rivers between Tobane and Tshokwe villages, being Motloutse and Molabe Rivers respectfully. The two rivers are less than 10kms apart. There is a bridge that crosses Motloutse and there is no bridge crossing Molabe River. During rainy seasons, Tshokwe people get trapped on the other side of the river and don’t access the facilities like hospitals that are in Tobane, Selibe Phikwe and Mmadinare. The 20kms tarred road does wonders to the development of our constituency; it’s an alternative route to Zimbabwe. When the Kazungula border opens, we are going to have many trucks going to the north being diverted from Beitbridge and we need to create more route options in Botswana. Molebatsi calls for internal roads The Voice (19 December 2019) External links