Kgari in hot soup again!

Friday, September 17, 2010

Kgosi Kgari's troubles with the law are far from over. Information reaching Mmegi reveals that last week, Kgosi Kgari Sechele III was summoned by the Broadhurst Magistrates Court to clear the outstanding arrears on maintenance for his child, which allegedly stands at P4,500.

Kgosi Kgari was brought before the court last year on accusations of defaulting on his monthly maintenance payments, in relation to a child he had with former Miss Botswana, Masego Sebedi.

Kgari was ordered by the Extension II Magistrates Court in June last year to pay a monthly maintenance fee of P1,500, but allegedly failed to do so for the months of September, October and November.

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Kgari in hot soup again!

Kgosi Kgari's troubles with the law are far from over. Information reaching Mmegi reveals that last week, Kgosi Kgari Sechele III was summoned by the Broadhurst Magistrates Court to clear the outstanding arrears on maintenance for his child, which allegedly stands at P4,500.

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