"We will continue to coordinate all Citizen Economic Empowerment efforts and make the necessary adjustments if need be."
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Rakhudu admits road bumpy ahead of attaining citizen empowerment ,sundaystandards (5 December 2013)
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Keletso Joseph Rakhudu
Keletso Joseph Rakhudu was a member of the Botswana Democratic Party (BDP), represented Gaborone North as a Member of Parliament. He held assistant ministerial roles in the Trade Ministry, Education and Skills Development, and Finance and Development Planning between 2004 and 2014. He also served in the Pan-African Parliament.
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