Read below as suspended Botswana Movement for Democracy leader Ndaba Gaolathe fields questions from The Patriot on Sunday: PATRIOT: What do you consider to have been your biggest achievement as leader of the BMD? NDABA: I wouldn’t call it my own achievement, but that of our leadership collective: (a) We are proud to have helped inspire hope in our country (b) We have assisted in shifting the focus of politics from the politics of “slash and burn” (focusing only on criticizing the Government of the day) to the politics of policy and the narrative of what we can achieve as a people (c) Whereas there was a time when most of our people, especially our young were apathetic, it is a fact that many young people are now keen to be part of an ongoing socio-economic dialogue and part of the political process to shape their country’s destiny (d) More and more people now realise that true power does not rest in the hands of the selected few but in the hands of the people themselves, particularly when those masses learn to work together (e) It is not too long ago when the executive branch of government of the day…