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The PatriotWARNING: on Sunday | www.thepatriot.co.bw Stay Home, | May Wash 03, 2020 hands with Soap & Water, Avoid crowds, Don’t Touch, Hug or KissNews 1 www.thepatriot.co.bw MAY 03, 2020 | ISSUE 372 P12.00 BDP MPs refuse pay cut COVID-19 • Tsogwane to approach MPs for salary cut • Backbenchers to reject Cabinet proposal confidentiality • ‘Cabinet donated their salaries voluntarily’ - BDP Whip Kablay BAKANG TIRO Chairman Slumber Tsogwane, who is “I haven’t received any official When reached for comment, BDP Letlhakeng-Lephephe MP said. critical [email protected] also the Vice President. It has always information with regards to us to Chief Whip Liakat Kablay who also Asked if they are to be forced to been believed that the backbenchers donate voluntarily take salary cut to forms part of the backbench, said contribute how he will respond, he ruling Botswana will easily accept a pay cut as donate to COVID-19 but if someone he is not aware of any information Kablay held that MPs have authority • Data censorship prevents stigmatisation Democratic Party (BDP) donation to the COVID-19 relief brings that up it will cause an uproar regarding MPs expected to take pay to decide what they do with their -Govt T backbench is refusing to take fund in solidarity with cabinet. within the party. As an MP I am also cuts. money. a pay cut as contribution to COVID- Sources indicated that most of affected economically,” said one BDP He said cabinet agreed on its He advised his colleagues that • Tough balancing exercise; patients’ 19 Relief Fund just weeks after the BDP backbench have found MP who preferred anonymity. own to voluntarily accept salary no MP should panic over issues of their colleagues in cabinet joined themselves between a rock and Another MP who has been vocal deductions adding that if there is any donating part of their salaries. privacy needs protection -Rantao President Mokgweetsi Masisi in a hard place over proposals to in Parliament and frequently differs BDP who might wish to contribute Vice president Slumber Tsogwane donating 10 per cent of their salaries voluntarily take a pay cut in the with BDP caucus decisions, said they can only do so without was not available for comment as for the next six months, The Patriot fight against corona virus. While he is against the idea of individual succumbing to pressure. “Donating his mobile phone was off. The BDP BAKANG TIRO geographic details of infected on Sunday has learnt. some are said to showing readiness public servants like soldiers being one’s own salary to COVID-19 relief backbench have been frequently [email protected] patients unlike it was doing earlier Impeccable sources inside BDP to contribute, a majority of MPs are expected to donate funds. He said fund is a sensitive issue but if there at war with Tsogwane demanding hence sparking condemnation. said the Members of Parliament are said to have indicated that slashing of he will not donate his hard earned are any plans from the party to ask that their benefits in form of both espite growing In the first place, the Minister united in an elaborate plan to reject their pay will come up with a heavy salary, insisting that government for MPs to donate should be strictly housing and car allowances be condemnation from of Health would announce the the anticipated request that they financial burden on them owing has mobilized funds for coronavirus voluntary but on my side I haven’t increased. The demands were D the public against demographics of a patient plus his donate part of their salaries. The to reasons that they already have hence it is unnecessary for any MP to got any information from the party rejected, and in instead MPs settled government over the secrecy in or her location but government request will be presented by BDP financial commitments. be put under pressure to donate. so I still take it as rumour,” the for a 10 per cent salary hike. handling information relating to stopped that noting it is guarding Covid 19 patients, human rights against risk of stigmatization. lawyer Tshiamo Rantao says On Tuesday evening, a member confidentiality of patients needs to of COVID-19 presidential task be protected, even though it has a force announced a new case of Race for Debswana top post huge public interest. COVID-19 but failed to give The lawyer, who is also the locality where case comes from convener of the Human Rights only saying is a local transmission. and Law Reform Committee of the Also, a day later Director Law Society of Botswana (LSB), of Health Services Dr Malaki remarked during a televised Tshipayagae reported three media briefing last Wednesday. He recoveries that their accurate figure opined that while there is a need also caused anxiety and he did not to disclose personal information also reveal geographic locations. of positive patients of the disease, “We cannot still disclose the as it in public interest so as to details of the recovered patients protect the public their right to because we are considering privacy is very important. “This is the stigma that could arise due a difficult balancing exercise that to sharing related details,” he government through ministry buttressed during radio interviews. of health is embroiled in. It is a Human rights & SOE matter of Public Interest vs Patient Furthermore, Rantao said Confidentiality hence not ease human rights violations has not issue,” he charged. been cause for concern during the Thamane Koolatotse Rantao elaborated that the Mphathi Armstrong State of Public Emergency (SOE) disclosure of patient information that is anticipated to be effective can help government to be able to PHILLIMON MMESO for a period of six months. mining company, that produces the putting Debswana under pressure was made redundant,” revealed a manager and will do well as MD for balance its efforts of tracing the [email protected] “The fundamental rights best diamonds by value the world is the women empowerment issue source. Debswana,” revealed one source. virus but it could be also violating provisions as contained in the over. A number of names of top who are the consumers of their The main undoing for Mphathi His undoing will be his lack of individual’s right to privacy. “In my Section 3 of constitution majority he Board of Directors of Executives have been bandied about product. Debswana and its parent is said to his hard handed attitude experience in the mining sector. opinion I think government could of them can be limited by the diamond miner -Debswana is as frontrunners in the race. company De Beers have strong towards the workers and has a bad Koolatotse Koolatotse only succumb to pressure when state for the purposes of public T said to be anxious to finalise Lynette Armstrong women empowerment initiatives, history with Botswana Mine Workers the patient is the one who gives the He is currently the General the appointment of a substative that delibverately target to empower Union (BMWU) which might work health before SOE .Lockdown is a She is currently the acting Manager for Jwaneng Mine having consent that his or her personal Managing Director to replace Albert young women in mining. One of against him. “The diamond industry reasonable limitation to fight the Managing Director after being been appointed last year with more information be divulged to third Milton, who died after a short the products of Debswana is Lucara is a very sensitive one and even if pandemic as endorsed by section 5 appointed following the demise than 20 years’ experience in the party, “he said. illness last year. Minister of Mineral Managing Director Naseem Lahri you feel hard done you don’t just of constitution,” he said. of Milton last year. She is leading mining sector. Consequently, he posits that Resources, Green Technology and who is doing a sterling job in the fire people or clash with the board He also noted amidst SOE and the race. Armstrong was the chief He joined Debswana in 1998 state could not necessarily publish Energy Security, Lefoko Moagi told mining industry. of directors as he did at Botash,” lockdown lot of conflicts or cases financial Officer of Debswana since where he progressed to the position details of positive people but The Patriot on Sunday that he has observed an insider. could be noticed will be Labour 2015 after rising through the ranks Montwedi Mphathi of section manager in 2006 before buttressed that urgency might been advised that interviews are matters between the workers and since joining the company in 2002. He is also regarded as favorite for Thabo Thamane joining DiamonEx, Lerala Diamond be needed to reveal for public still being conducted. “They are their employees due to potential Those who are gunning for a section of the board based on his He is an outsider but inside sources Mine as a Mine Manager and moved knowledge if situation worsens. still doing interviews of those who deferment or salary slices. her appointment argue that the performance as MD at BCL Mine have indicated that some within to Morupule Coal Mine in 2009 Rantao buttressed that the notion applied for the post and after that “If an employee faces salary cut business has appetite for her because and Botash Mines where he turned government enclave has suggested as Operations Readiness Manager. by authorities of curbing potential they will brief government as the both parties should engage on traditionally the MD position doesn’t the fortunes of the two mines before that he be considered for the post.
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