Kagiso Molatlhegi

Kagiso Molatlhegi is a Motswana politician and a former Member of Parliament for Gaborone South.He is also a former ambassador of Earth Hour Quotes What we need to ask ourselves is are we ready for climate change and how can we adapt to it so as to reduce the effects of it in our country. We are no longer having normal patterns of rainfall and that has changed our ploughing cycles. We cannot fill up our dams because some parts of the country receive little or no rainfall at all. We can create green jobs as one way of beating unemployment. Climate change policy for Botswana,DailyNews(2 April 2014) For the ESP to work, these are some of the core issues that the government needs to handle. MPs call for salaries review, DailyNews(2 December 2015) At Block 8 Batswana no longer own land as it has been bought by the Nigerians and Indians. The policy should be clear about the foreigners. They should hire and rent not to own land and homes as a requirement. They have their land and homes in their original countries. Molatlhegi worried by expatriates buying land in Botswana,sundaystandards(16 April 2015) I am very disappointed on you honorable MPs at how you continue to intentionally break the quorum on Fridays. After registering you just disappear. I thought that as the whole Parliament business closes you were going to cooperate so that we wrap up everything before the July session.  This conduct should end because it means like that is all about the seating allowance. MPs cash and go-collapsing quorum,The Patriot(1 January 2021) It is only through self-help projects, partnerships and or donor funding from development partners such as the honorary consulate of the democratic socialist Republic of Sri Lanka that we can realise our development agenda and goals. It is a place where democracy manifests itself in the form of consultation and public participation from both the government and the governed. The kgotla serves as a neutral place where customary law is implemented and justice is served. Owing to serious budgetary constraints throughout the years, even with the advent of the Ipelegeng programme, this project never kicked off but will from today finally see the light of day thanks to the generosity of the Honorary Consulate of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka. It is the network of kgotlas that provide the foundation of the people's democracy. Sri Lankans have contributed to several community projects aimed at assisting small business entrepreneurs, youth businesses and youth and children in this area through our social outreach programme, Thusang Banana programme and Bana ba Botswana Trust. Sri Lanka community builds kgotla shelter,DailyNews(9 March 2016) Category:Politicians from Botswana Category:Living people