List of current members of the National Assembly of Botswana

11th Parliament of Botswana

Legislative body	Parliament of Botswana
Jurisdiction	Botswana
Meeting place	Gaborone, Botswana
Term	2014 – present
Website	www.parliament.gov.bw
National Assembly
Members	63
Speaker	Gladys Kokorwe
Deputy Speaker	Kagiso Molatlhegi
Leader of the Opposition	TBD
Party control	Botswana Democratic Party

This is a list of the current members of the unicameral National Assembly of Botswana. There are 63 seats in the assembly consisting of 57 MPs directly elected from constituencies, 4 specially elected MPs and 2 ex officio members; who were elected in the 2014 election.^[1]

Graphical representation

The National Assembly has a total of 63 seats. This includes the 57 directly contested parliamentary constituencies.

Party key	Botswana Democratic Party	BDP
	Botswana Congress Party	BCP
	Umbrella for Democratic Change	UDC

↓ 50%
41	2	3	17
Botswana Democratic Party	XO	BCP	UDC

List of MPs elected in the general election

#	Constituency	Name		Votes	% of total votes
1	Chobe	Ronald Shamukuni	BDP	4,114	55.9
2	Maun East	Kostantinos Markus	BDP	6,046	44.4
3	Maun West	Tawana Moremi	UDC	7,271	48.2
4	Ngami	Thato Kwerepe	BDP	7,063	46.9
5	Okavango	Bagalatia Arone	BCP	6,864	53.9
6	Tati East	Guma Moyo	BDP	5,864	59.7
7	Tati West	Biggie Butale	BDP	4,510	42.3
8	Francistown East	Buti Billy	BDP	3,818	45.0
9	Francistown South	Wynter Mmolotsi	UDC	5,261	52.1
10	Francistown West	Mokwaledi Moswaane	BDP	5,305	53.5
11	Nata-Gweta	Polson Majaga	BDP	3,424	35.2
12	Nkange	Edwin Batshu	BDP	6,461	50.1
13	Shashe West	Fidelis Molao	BDP	6,839	56.7
14	Tonota	Thapelo Olopeng	BDP	7,013	54.4
15	Bobonong	Shaw Kgathi	BDP	7,350	49.4
16	Mmadinare	Kefentse Mzwinila	BDP	7,325	68.7
17	Selibe Phikwe East	Nonofo Molefhi	BDP	3,376	40.4
18	Selibe Phikwe West	Dithapelo Keorapetse	BCP	4,247	48.8
19	Lerala-Maunalala	Prince Maele	BDP	6,356	53.8
20	Palapye	Moiseraela Goya	BDP	6,771	55.9
21	Sefhare-Ramokgonami	Dorcus Makgatho-Malesu	BDP	7,459	54.4
22	Mahalapye East	Botlogile Tshireletso	BDP	4,406	47.3
23	Mahalapye West	Joseph Molefe	BDP	6,542	55.8
24	Shosong	Dikgang Makgalemele	BDP	5,377	50.3
25	Serowe North	Kgotla Autlwetse	BDP	9,611	84.5
26	Serowe West	Tshekedi Khama II	BDP	5,401	77.6
27	Serowe South	Pelonomi Venson-Moitoi	BDP	7,833	68.8
28	Boteti East	Lelatisitswe Sethomo	BDP	5,530	62.4
29	Boteti West	Slumber Tsogwane	BDP	5,790	47.8
30	Mochudi East	Isaac Davids	UDC	6,824	38.8
31	Mochudi West	Gilbert Mangole	UDC	8,856	47.5
32	Gaborone Central	Phenyo Butale	UDC	4,601	39.6
33	Gaborone North	Haskins Nkaigwa	UDC	5,738	44.0
34	Gaborone South	Kagiso Molatlhegi	BDP	3,872	34.0
35	Gaborone Bonnington North	Duma Boko	UDC	7,694	53.6
36	Gaborone Bonnington South	Ndaba Gaolathe	UDC	6,646	57.3
37	Tlokweng	Same Bathobakae	UDC	6,442	55.9
38	Ramotswa	Samuel Rantuana	BCP	7,307	40.4
39	Mogodtishane	Sedirwa Kgoroba	UDC	4,180	35.2
40	Gabane-Mmankgodi	Pius Mokgware	UDC	7,155	41.5
41	Thamaga-Kumakwane	Tshenolo Mabeo	BDP	7,053	48.3
42	Molepolole North	Mohammed I. Khan	UDC	8,854	58.6
43	Molepolole South	Tlamelo Mmatli	UDC	5,967	50.2
44	Lentswaeletau-Mmopane	Vincent Seretse	BDP	7,170	43.1
45	Letlhakeng-Lephephe	Liakat Kablay	BDP	5,265	47.4
46	Takatokwane	Ngaka Ngaka	BDP	5,074	47.4
47	Lobatse	Sadique Kebonang	BDP	5,485	49.4
48	Goodhope-Mabule	James Mathokgwane	UDC	6,712	48.9
49	Mmathethe-Molapowabojang	Alfred Madigele	BDP	8,283	50.5
50	Kanye North	Patrick Ralotsia	BDP	5,726	35.6
51	Kanye South	Abram Kesupile	UDC	7,351	46.1
52	Moshupa-Manyana	Mokgweetsi Masisi	BDP	6,831	53.3
53	Jwaneng-Mabutsane	Shawn Ntlhaile	UDC	6,613	49.4
54	Kgalagadi North	Itumeleng Moipisi	BDP	4,648	49.9
55	Kgalagadi South	Frans Van Der Westhuizen	BDP	6,824	54.3
56	Ghanzi North	Noah Salakae	UDC	3,999	51.5
57	Ghanzi South	Christiaan De Graaff	BDP	4,812	52.3
–	Specially elected	Kenneth Matambo^[2]	BDP	–
–	Specially elected	Unity Dow^[2]	BDP	–
–	Specially elected	Eric Molale ^[2]	BDP	–
–	Specially elected	Kitso Mokaila^[2]	BDP	–
–	Ex officio (President)	Ian Khama	BDP	–
–	Ex officio (Attorney General)	Athaliah Molokomme	–	–

References

↑ "2014 Parliamentary Election Results" (PDF). IEC. October 2014. Retrieved 29 October 2014.
1 2 3 4 "Meet specially elected MPs". Daily News. 28 October 2014. Retrieved 29 October 2014.

External links

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