Masisi, Khama should smoke a peace pipe

Friday, November 02, 2018

The rift between President Mokgweetsi Masisi and his predecessor Ian Khama is a cause for concern to all Batswana. This proved to be a big issue as recently at a fully packed Kgotla meeting in Serowe, one man identified as Wame Rapitsenyane, an Agriculture teacher from Lotsane Senior Secondary School ,quizzed the President about alleged tensions between him and Khama.

Many applauded and ululated as they wanted to know what was going on.

Refusing Khama the use aircraft after Masisi was one of those who passed the law to allow the former president to use ‘any’ mode of transport he desires; not allowing Khama to get a lift from Debswana aircraft; removal of Khama staff from his residence and office, the list goes on.

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Masisi, Khama should smoke a peace pipe