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BNFYL Congress on May 28

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May 5, 2022
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-Complete investigations on rigging allegations, dismiss allegations of membership cards printed at night


-suspension of Kgosipula and Sedimo to be lifted on condition that they publicly apologise for their misconduct

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The BNF Executive committee Task Team which was set up to amoungst other things  investigate damning allegations of illegal membership cards printing at the party office during the night of 21 April 2022 has since discovered that these allegations are not true, false and unfounded. The allegations were made by Baatlhodi Bucs Molatlhegi and his team (team unity)after they went to camp outside the  party office the whole night to expose the rigging of elections by staff they allege to be on the side of party President Duma Boko. The staff members in their explanations said they went to the office at night to print t-shirts. The investigation revealed that the party membership card system administrator had locked  it as per the resolution of the BNF executive committee and therefore no one could be able to access it at night. This is contained in the report given to the task team by the system administrator who has stated that he locked up the database on the 21st of April at 11:30am.
The task team comprises : Chairperson – Abigail Mogalakwe of Team Bucs Molatlhegi, Secretary General – Moeti Mohwasa of Team Bucs Molatlhegi, Deputy Secretary General – Nelson Ramaotwana of Team Boko, Publicity Secretary – Justin Hunyepa of Team Boko, and Organising Secretary – Tona Mooketsi. Interim Youth League President-Kago Mokotedi was invited to join the investigation. There are some members of the party who were invited into the computer office to witness if indeed the system had been locked or not are : Tona Selala the campaign manager for Team Bucs and team unity Kaone Thebeng of Team Revival and Arafat Khan on behalf of the BNF President Duma Boko.
On the 20th April 2020 the BNF executive committee met and resolved to halt processing of new membership applications for the sole purpose of voting at the congress (congresses) In Bobonong there are applications for membership forms comprising of BCP members who have not resigned from the party ,the issue is currently being handled by the deputy SG
The Central committee met on Monday to receive the report from the task team which it adopted.The BNF CC will again meet on Sunday to prepare for the UDC NEC meeting scheduled for the 21st May.The BNF CC will soon issue a notice of the BNF Congress which takes place  in July 2022.

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