Seabo Gaeganelwe Quotations

Parliament considered national interest and in as much as people raise their objections, no one will intimidate or deny the people in the town the right to vote.

It is calm for now, but you will never know. Nothing has been reported this morning.

These would include a right to live life free from intimidation and destruction of property by opportunists, as well as the freedom to vote or campaign for political office.

They were threatened with the burning of their houses.

The low turnout has a lot to do with the fact that people were intimidated. People are not sure if they will be protected after they have gone to cast their votes.