National Assembly of Botswana: MPs

Constituency names, sitting members, party labels and vote counts come from the published 13th Parliament record, read on 21 October 2026, and are checked seat by seat against the official Hansard of the National Assembly published by the Parliament of Botswana. The roster table is reused from the 13th Parliament of Botswana article on Wikipedia under CC BY-SA 4.0, at the revision linked from every member page. Licence. Parliament of Botswana Hansard terms.

This page lists all 69 seats of Botswana's 13th National Assembly. Sixty-one members were elected constituency by constituency at the general election of 30 October 2024, six were specially elected by the House, and two sit ex officio: the President, Duma Boko, and the Speaker, Dithapelo Keorapetse. The party figures below count all 69 members shown here. Where the names and seats come from. The roster of members, constituencies, party labels and each member's vote count and share was read on 21 October 2026 and every one of the 61 constituency seats was then checked against the official Hansard of the National Assembly, 19 sittings published by the Parliament, in which the member speaks or is recorded present. Where the two records differed we followed the official record, and every correction is listed below. No portraits. The Parliament's own member directory returns blank name and photograph fields, and the Hansard carries no photographs, so there is no portrait for any member that we could publish with a clear licence. No member page therefore shows a photograph, and every member page is kept out of search engines and sitemaps until one becomes available. The country page and this Parliament page stay indexed. What these sources do not publish. The Independent Electoral Commission's website was unreachable when we captured this record: its server answered with a 503 and the bare domain did not resolve. The results here are therefore not taken from the Commission. They come from the published parliament record and are corroborated by the Hansard. Neither source publishes a district or region for each constituency, so no district is shown. The Hansard of the first sitting of this Parliament, on 7 November 2024, is not among the 19 sittings the Parliament had published when we captured the record, and it is not part of the check. Corrections and spellings. The published roster printed Tlokweng as “Tlowkeng”; we use the official Hansard spelling. Three seats were printed surname first and are shown given name first on the Hansard's authority: Serowe South (Leepetswe Lesedi), Boteti East (Keoagile Atamelang) and Mogoditshane East (Letlhogonolo Barongwang). For Gaborone North and Kgalagadi North the roster and the Hansard differ in spelling; the Hansard prints initials and surname only, so we keep the fuller roster spelling and both forms are recorded. Party labels. The six specially elected members are shown with the party that nominated them. Earlier figures of “8 appointed” members are replaced by these six plus the two ex officio office-holders, and the Independents shown are labelled as the source labels them.