Inside Khama�s Mosu compound

Friday, September 05, 2014

Khama land: Google Earth image of President Ian Khama's Mosu compound as shot on August 2, 2012

No one dares to set foot in President Ian Khama’s much talked about Mosu compound. In fact, the mere mention of the President’s secretive compound sends chills down spines of Mosu residents.

On Thursday morning last week the Mmegi team, however, risked all to get unlimited access into the compound.

The Mmegi team entered the yard at around 9:20 am. The main gate was wide open and there were no security guards in the vicinity. After gaining entrance a man who identified himself as Tshimologo emerged from the makeshift barracks to enquire about the team’s presence in the yard.

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Inside Khama�s Mosu compound

No one dares to set foot in President Ian Khama’s much talked about Mosu compound. In fact, the mere mention of the President’s secretive compound sends chills down spines of Mosu residents.

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The audacity to be a unicorn

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