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born 1961
Shaw Kgathi was (born on 18 October, 1961).He is a Motswana politician ,In 2009 he was elected as the Minister of Youth, Sport, and Culture.
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This we believe is perpetrated by those who want to abuse employees by hiring and firing them as they wish.
The strength of the BDP has continued to grow, which is evident from the latest by-election that was won by the ruling party.
We therefore urge the opposition to allow workers to exercise their rights as prescribed by law, and be left alone to bargain with Government.
Human trafficking is one silent but very devastating crime, which can affect our loved ones.
When you really think about it, how many people actually have access to the media, which the opposition depends on to do their homework.
The amendments introduced stiffer penalties in terms of fines, which range between 20,000 U.S. dollars to 100,000 U.S. dollars and prison terms up to life imprisonment,"
We have also observed that amongst the 3800 registered companies some of them are briefcase companies.
The strategy of the opposition political parties is upside down.
Sport governing bodies should be able to use these leagues to source talents,another major problem we have is facilities and structures.
Constituency league tournaments are also a good program because through them, talent is discovered.
We would ordinarily not comment on a labour matter, which is subject of negotiations.
If President Khama leaves office, who they will attack?
Performance is still and continues to be a major problem in our sporting codes. We are working on centers of excellence where we can nurture and develop talent.
Youth programs like Re Ba Bona Ha are good initiatives and the government should spend more money on them to attain talent and also build elite competitions.
I heard it in political rallies. Even the former area MP, James Maruatona has been saying it for the 15 years he was been in Parliament and you may wonder how those people have been surviving? I do not want people to sensationalise the issue.
We observe that when we are dealing with a labour issue the opposition by interfering for misguided political gain is jeopardizing Unions chances at the negotiation table by politicizing the issue.
I have been at the forefront of the sport policy development, developments of stadium as well as being in the 2010 task team during my stay in parliament.