9th Parliament of Botswana explained

The 9th Parliament of Botswana was the meeting of the National Assembly of Botswana from 2004 to 2009. It had fifty-seven standard members, four specially elected members, and two ex officio members. Its members were chosen in the 2004 Botswana general election.

Members

The following members were elected during the 2004 Botswana general election.[1]

ConstituencyMemberParty
PresidentFestus Mogae[2] Botswana Democratic Party
SpeakerP. K. Balopi[3] Botswana Democratic Party
BobirwaShaw KgathiBotswana Democratic Party
BarolongOnkokame Kitso MokailaBotswana Democratic Party
Boteti NorthSlumber TsogwaneBotswana Democratic Party
Boteti SouthLebonamang T. MokalakeBotswana Democratic Party
ChobeDuncan MlazieBotswana Democratic Party
Francistown EastPhandu T. C. SkelemaniBotswana Democratic Party
Francistown SouthKhumo T. MaotoBotswana Democratic Party
Francistown WestTshelang MasisiBotswana Democratic Party
Gaborone CentralDumelang SaleshandoBotswana Congress Party
Gaborone NorthKeletso Joseph RakhuduBotswana Democratic Party
Gaborone SouthAkanyang MagamaBotswana National Front
Paul Mmolotsi RantaoBotswana National Front
Gaborone West NorthOdirile MotlhaleBotswana Democratic Party
Otsweletse MoupoBotswana National Front
Gaborone West SouthRobert K. MolefhabangweBotswana National Front
Gantsi NorthJohnnie Keemenao SwartzBotswana Democratic Party
Gantsi SouthChristian de GraaffBotswana Democratic Party
Kanye NorthCalvin M. K. BatsileBotswana National Front
Kanye SouthOmphitlhetse O. MaswabiBotswana National Front
Kgalagadi NorthObakeng E. MoumakwaBotswana National Front
Kgalagadi SouthDaniel Neo MorkaBotswana Democratic Party
Kgatleng EastIsaac Steven MabiletsaBotswana National Front
Kgatleng WestRakwadi John ModipaneBotswana Democratic Party
Kweneng EastMoeng R. PhetoBotswana Democratic Party
Kweneng SouthGladys K. Theresa KokorweBotswana Democratic Party
Kweneng South EastEdward Mmoloki RaletobanaBotswana Democratic Party
Letlhakeng EastGordon MokgwathiBotswana National Front
Letlhakeng WestFilbert Kebopame NagafelaBotswana National Front
LobatseNehemiah ModubuleBotswana National Front
Mahalapye EastBotlogile TshireletsoBotswana Democratic Party
Mahalapye WestMompati MerafheBotswana Democratic Party
Maun EastJack F. RamsdenBotswana Democratic Party
Maun WestRonald Ronnie RidgeBotswana Democratic Party
MmadinarePonatshego KedikilweBotswana Democratic Party
MogoditshanePatrick MasimololeBotswana Democratic Party
Molepolole NorthGaotlhaetse U. MatlhabaphiriBotswana Democratic Party
Molepolole SouthDaniel KwelagobeBotswana Democratic Party
MoshupaMaitlhoko MookaBotswana Democratic Party
Nata/GwetaOlifant MfaBotswana Democratic Party
NgamiJacob Dickie NkateBotswana Democratic Party
Ngwaketse SouthPeter L. SieleBotswana Democratic Party
Ngwaketse WestMephato ReatileBotswana National Front
NkangeAmbrose MasalilaBotswana Democratic Party
OkavangoVistor M. MorutiBotswana Democratic Party
PalapyeLephimotswe B. SebetelaBotswana Democratic Party
Selebi-Phikwe EastNonofo Ezekiel MolefhiBotswana Democratic Party
Selebi-Phikwe WestKavis KarioBotswana Democratic Party
Serowe North EastDikgakgamatso SeretseBotswana Democratic Party
Serowe North WestIan KhamaBotswana Democratic Party
Serowe SouthPelonomi VensonBotswana Democratic Party
ShoshongGobopang Duke LefhokoBotswana Democratic Party
South-East North SouthOlebile GaboroneBotswana National Front
South-East SouthLesego Ethel MotsumiBotswana Democratic Party
Tati EastSamson Moyo GumaBotswana Democratic Party
Tati WestMbiganyi Charles TiboneBotswana Democratic Party
Tonota NorthBaledzi GaolatheBotswana Democratic Party
Tonota SouthPono P. P. MoatlhodiBotswana Democratic Party
Tswapong NorthThebe D. MogamiBotswana Democratic Party
Tswapong SouthOreeditse Sola MolebatsiBotswana Democratic Party
Specially electedMargaret Nasha[4]
Specially electedSheila Tlou
Specially electedMoggie Mbaakanyi
Specially electedBotsalo Ntuane

See also

Notes and References

  1. Eisa Election Observer Mission Report Botswana Parliamentary and Local Government Elections 30 October 2004 . 2005 . . 1-920095-12-8.
  2. Web site: Botswana National Assembly Elections Held in 2004 . Inter-Parliamentary Union.
  3. Web site: Former Speakers of Parliament . Parliament of Botswana.
  4. Web site: 2019-11-04 . Specially Elected MPs since 1965 . Facebook . Weekend Post.

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