Gabane-Mmankgodi

Gabane-Mmankgodi
Single-member constituency
for the National Assembly
DistrictKweneng
Population37,438
Electorate16,112
Major settlementsGabane
Mmankgodi
Area215 km2
Current constituency
Created2004
Party  BDP
Created fromKweneng South
MPKagiso Mmusi
Margin of victory434 (3.3 pp)

Gabane-Mmankgodi is a constituency in the represented by Kagiso Mmusi, a BDP MP in the National Assembly of Botswana since 2019.

Constituency profile

Gabane-Mmankgodi was created ahead of the 2004 general election. It was first contested as Kweneng South East in the 2004 and 2009 general elections, before being renamed Gabane-Mmankgodi from the 2014 general election onwards.

The constituency lies west of Gaborone and is anchored by the villages of Gabane and Mmankgodi. It forms part of the peri-urban belt around the capital, combining settlements that are closely linked to the Greater Gaborone economy with more rural village localities further west. This mixed character has shaped both its administrative profile and its politics: the area contains commuter settlements, traditional village communities, and localities affected by the outward expansion of Gaborone, Mogoditshane and surrounding settlements.

The constituency has the following localities:[1]

  1. Gabane
  2. Mmankgodi
  3. Mmokolodi
  4. Tloaneng

Members of Parliament

Key:   BDP   UDC

Election Winner
2004 election Mmoloki Raletobana
2009 election
2014 election Pius Mokgware
2019 election Kagiso Mmusi
2024 election

Election results

2024 election

General election 2024: Gabane-Mmankgodi[2]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
BDP Kagiso Mmusi 4,898 37.05 −26.49
UDC Pius Mokgware 4,464 33.76 +23.33
BCP Ofentse Mareme 3,702 28.00 N/A
BPF Lefoko Molebatsi 157 1.19 N/A
Margin of victory 434 3.28 −34.53
Total valid votes 13,221 99.38 −0.61
Rejected ballots 83 0.62 +0.61
Turnout 13,304 82.57 −0.47
Registered electors 16,112
BDP hold Swing −24.91

2019 election

General election 2019: Gabane-Mmankgodi[3]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
BDP Kagiso Mmusi 12,204 63.53 +23.44
AP Pius Mokgware 4,940 25.72 N/A
UDC Robert Gomang 2,005 10.44 −31.54
RAP Nkosana Nkwalli 60 0.31 N/A
Margin of victory 7,264 37.82 N/A
Total valid votes 19,209 99.99 +1.05
Rejected ballots 2 0.01 −1.05
Turnout 19,211 83.04 −0.58
Registered electors 23,134
BDP gain from UDC Swing +27.49

2014 election

General election 2014: Gabane-Mmankgodi[4]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
UDC Pius Mokgware 7,155 41.98 +25.66
BDP Placid Mmusi 6,833 40.09 −10.16
BCP Nthusang Dibe 3,056 17.93 −15.50
Margin of victory 322 1.89 N/A
Total valid votes 17,044 98.94 +0.13
Rejected ballots 183 1.06 −0.13
Turnout 17,227 83.62 +7.29
Registered electors 20,601
UDC gain from BDP Swing +17.91

2009 election

General election 2009: Kweneng South East[5]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
BDP Mmoloki Raletobana 5,415 50.26 −2.46
BCP Joyce Mothudi 3,602 33.43 +16.50
BNF Brendan Rankgomo 1,758 16.32 −14.04
Margin of victory 1,813 16.83 −5.53
Total valid votes 10,775 98.81 +0.66
Rejected ballots 130 1.19 −0.66
Turnout 10,905 76.33 +1.48
Registered electors 14,287
BDP hold Swing −9.48

2004 election

General election 2004: Kweneng South East[6]
Party Candidate Votes %
BDP Mmoloki Raletobana 3,528 52.71
BNF Brendan Rankgomo 2,032 30.36
BCP Jerry Moremi 1,133 16.93
Margin of victory 1,496 22.35
Total valid votes 6,693 98.15
Rejected ballots 126 1.85
Turnout 6,819 74.85
Registered electors 9,110
BDP win (new seat)

References

  1. ↑ 2022 Delimitation Commission Report (PDF). 2022. pp. 67–69.
  2. ↑ Report to the Minister for State President on the 2024 General Elections. IEC Botswana. 2025.
  3. ↑ Independent Electoral Commission - Botswana National Assembly, 2019
  4. ↑ Independent Electoral Commission - Botswana National Assembly, 2014
  5. ↑ Independent Electoral Commission - Botswana National Assembly, 2009
  6. ↑ Independent Electoral Commission - Botswana National Assembly, 2004