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Batswana decry self-interest of politicians but continue to support the ruling party
If elections were held in June or July 2014, the majority of Batswana would have voted for the Botswana Democratic Party (BDP). The Botswana Congress Party (BCP) would consolidate its position as the strongest opposition party. The coalition of opposition parties, the Umbrella for Democratic Change (UDC) would have won 13%. The coalition consists of the Botswana Movement for Democracy (which broke away from the ruling party), the Botswana National Front and the Botswana People's Party.
Batswana Demand Constitutional Reform and Overwhelmingly Support Bogosi or Chieftainship [28 November 2012]
Batswana Demand Constitutional Reform and Overwhelmingly Support Bogosi or Chieftainship [28 November 2012]
Results from the Afrobarometer Round 5 survey in Botswana
Key findings from Afrobarometer Round 5 in Botswana.
Batswana Show Support for Media Freedom and Find the Media Effective [19 November 2012]
Batswana Show Support for Media Freedom and Find the Media Effective [19 November 2012]
Batswana Embrace the Parliament’s Role in Promoting Accountability and Share Mixed Views of Who Should Initiate Lawmaking [19 November 2012]
Batswana Embrace the Parliament's Role in Promoting Accountability and Share Mixed Views of Who Should Initiate Lawmaking [19 November 2012]
Batswana Show Support for Democracy; Note Areas for Improvement [19 November 2012]
Batswana Show Support for Democracy; Note Areas for Improvement [19 November 2012]
A Majority of Botswana Feel Close to a Political Party and Batswana Support a Direct Election of the President
A Majority of Botswana Feel Close to a Political Party and Batswana Support a Direct Election of the President [18 November 2012]