Mogwera wins reprieve

Friday, November 08, 2019

Suspended Botswana Public Employees Union (BOPEU) president Masego Mogwera has succeeded in interdicting the union leadership from conducting a disciplinary hearing against her.

Gaborone High Court Judge Chris Gabanagae ruled Tuesday that the union leadership should not convene nor hold any disciplinary hearing against Mogwera pending the final determination of the case in which she is challenging her suspension.

Justice Gabanagae also awarded costs for the suit against the Respondents led by acting union president Olefile Monakwe, Modise Ramaretlwa, Zibani Philemon, Ogaufi Masame and Mosalagae Thako.

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Mogwera wins reprieve

Suspended Botswana Public Employees Union (BOPEU) president Masego Mogwera has succeeded in interdicting the union leadership from conducting a disciplinary hearing against her.

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