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Thapelo Matsheka Retires From Active Politics

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I have noted my inclusion in various party structure lobby lists that have been circulating. I wish to inform the Democrats that I will not be standing for any position in the upcoming Botswana Democratic Party Congress.

This decision is taken with the desire to return to my roots of serving this country in other meaningful ways.

I have always been driven by the principle of putting the interests of Botswana and Batswana first. As a champion of citizen empowerment, my mission has always been to advocate for initiatives that uplift our people, inspire hope, and create opportunities for all. I remain committed to those ideals, but I believe it is time for me to contribute differently.

As I step away from active politics, I am not stepping away from serving our nation. I am going back to where my journey began—using my skills and expertise to serve Botswana and its people in practical and impactful ways. Whether through professional endeavors, community service, or any platform where my contribution is needed, I stand ready and willing to give my all for this great nation.

I would also like to Congratulate President Duma Boko and the Umbrella for Democratic Change on their resounding victory in the 2024 general elections. I pray your leadership brings unity, progress, and prosperity to all citizens as you work to advance Botswana’s development and strengthen its democracy and economy.

Yours in Service

Dr Thapelo Matsheka

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