Court postpones voter trafficking case in Bobonong

Thursday, November 13, 2014

BOBONONG: A case in which former Botswana Democratic Party (BDP) councillor in Bobirwa was unlawfully found in possession of 64 voter registration cards ahead of the October 24 general elections was postponed to November 27 by Bobonong magistrate court on Tuesday.

The former councillor for Mabolwe-Semolale-Gobojango ward, known as MASEGO, Goja Dikinya was arrested and detained early this year as part of police investigations into possible unlawful registration of voters or voter trafficking to be precise. He and his co-accused appeared before magistrate Alice Rammapudi on Tuesday morning.

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Court postpones voter trafficking case in Bobonong

BOBONONG: A case in which former Botswana Democratic Party (BDP) councillor in Bobirwa was unlawfully found in possession of 64 voter registration cards ahead of the October 24 general elections was postponed to November 27 by Bobonong magistrate court on Tuesday.