Botswana Democratic Party

Target entity: Botswana Democratic Party
Context triple: [government of Botswana, dominantParty, Botswana Democratic Party]

• A. Inkatha Freedom Party
  The Inkatha Freedom Party is a South African political party, historically rooted in Zulu nationalism and led for decades by Mangosuthu Buthelezi, that has played a significant role in the country’s post-apartheid politics.
• B. South African Party
  The South African Party was a major early 20th-century political party that governed the Union of South Africa and promoted a policy of white unity and gradual segregation before being succeeded by the National Party.
• C. South African Congress of Democrats
  The South African Congress of Democrats was a multiracial, white-led anti-apartheid political organization allied with the African National Congress and active in resistance campaigns during the 1950s and early 1960s.
• D. ZANU–PF
  ZANU–PF is Zimbabwe’s dominant political party, long led by Robert Mugabe and central to the country’s post-independence governance and politics.
• E. United Party (South Africa)
  The United Party (South Africa) was a major mid-20th-century South African political party that promoted a more moderate alternative to hardline apartheid policies before being eclipsed by the National Party.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Botswana Democratic Party
Target entity description: The Botswana Democratic Party is a major political party that has governed Botswana for most of the country’s post-independence history.

• A. Inkatha Freedom Party
  The Inkatha Freedom Party is a South African political party, historically rooted in Zulu nationalism and led for decades by Mangosuthu Buthelezi, that has played a significant role in the country’s post-apartheid politics.
• B. South African Party
  The South African Party was a major early 20th-century political party that governed the Union of South Africa and promoted a policy of white unity and gradual segregation before being succeeded by the National Party.
• C. South African Congress of Democrats
  The South African Congress of Democrats was a multiracial, white-led anti-apartheid political organization allied with the African National Congress and active in resistance campaigns during the 1950s and early 1960s.
• D. ZANU–PF
  ZANU–PF is Zimbabwe’s dominant political party, long led by Robert Mugabe and central to the country’s post-independence governance and politics.
• E. United Party (South Africa)
  The United Party (South Africa) was a major mid-20th-century South African political party that promoted a more moderate alternative to hardline apartheid policies before being eclipsed by the National Party.
• F. None of above. chosen