'Ke Eme Tsii! Le Kgosikgolo'

Monday, November 19, 2018

While Members of Parliament have been shying away from making any comments on the impasse between President Mokgweetsi Masisi and his predecessor Ian Khama, Lerala/Maunatlala legislator Prince Maele has broken the silence.

Maele thwarted The Monitor’s attempts to seek clarity on the remarks he made at a meeting addressed by Khama in Goo-Moremi on Friday. He however declined to comment stating that he would not discuss anything in relation to what he had said.

Khama shared a video clip of Maele giving closing remarks at a meeting where he (Khama) was having a meal with residents and also handing out donations to the elderly.

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'Ke Eme Tsii! Le Kgosikgolo'

While Members of Parliament have been shying away from making any comments on the impasse between President Mokgweetsi Masisi and his predecessor Ian Khama, Lerala/Maunatlala legislator Prince Maele has broken the silence.