Daniel Kwele was a Botswanan politician, and a co-founder of the Botswana National Front, along with Kenneth Koma. Kwele eventually became a member of parliament, a cabinet minister and joined the Botswana Democratic Party[1]. He died in 1991 [2]and was interred in Francistown, where, on the 50th anniversary of his party's founding, there was a jubilee.[3][4]
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- ^ https://www.eisa.org/wep/bot1989election.htm EISA
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