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Why did Botswana lose a parliamentary election?

(Bloomberg) -- Botswana’s leader conceded defeat after his party was trounced in parliamentary elections amid an economic slump, a shock outcome that ends its 58-year grip on power.

Why did President Masisi concede a defeat in Botswana?

President Mokgweetsi Masisi, 63, conceded defeat on Friday before the final tally from Wednesday’s election came in, urging supporters of his Botswana Democratic party to remain calm and saying he would support “a smooth transition process ahead of the inauguration”.

Which power stations are located in Botswana?

Botswana is home to several power stations, including Morupule Power Stations B (600 MW) and A (132 MW), Orapa Power Station (90 MW), and Phakalane Power Station (1.3 MW).

Does Botswana utilize solar energy?

Botswana has one of the highest levels of solar insolation in the world, but until recently, there were no reports of significant use of solar energy. However, as of September 2012, the first solar power generation plant in the country has been opened. The Botswana Renewable Energy Conference was held on 11–12 August 2014.

How long has Masisi dominated politics in Botswana?

Masisi’s BDP dominated politics in Botswana for nearly six decades, since independence in 1966. The nation of just 2.5 million people will now be governed by another party for the first time in its democratic history.

Did Masisi win a landslide in Botswana parliamentary elections?

Masisi’s concession came before final results were announced, with his Botswana Democratic Party trailing in fourth place in the parliamentary elections in what appeared to be a humbling rejection by voters and a landslide victory for the main opposition party.