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Mpho Mokwape
  • Ngakaagae commits to pursuing high-profile cases without fear or favour

    The Director of Public Prosecutions, Kgosietsile Ngakaagae, said the DPP will uphold prosecutorial independence and ensure that no individual is treated differently under the law.He stated that all decisions will be based strictly on evidence and...

  • DPP reports over P50m recovered from crime proceeds

    DPP Director Kgosietsile Ngakaagae said the recovery of funds is part of ongoing efforts to ensure that crime does not result in financial gain. “Taking away illegally obtained money is an important part of the justice process. We are making...

  • Court rejects 'UK university' law graduate's bid to practise

    The judgment was delivered on Friday by Judge President Barnabas Nyamadzabo, following a petition filed by Kagiso Stephens in November 2025. Stephens had asked the court to admit him as “an Attorney in the High Court and other Courts of the...

  • Court saves gov’t P110m in Charleshill-Ncojane road dispute

    In a recent judgment, the apex court upheld an appeal by the government and dismissed the lower court’s decision that ordered the government to pay Zac Construction for numerous claims reportedly resulting from delays during the construction phase...

  • Seretse, Co challenge State prosecutors

    In a detailed legal letter from Mack Buhuma Attorneys and Motswagole & Company addressed to the Director of Public Prosecutions, attorneys acting for Seretse, Sharifah Noor, Alphonse Ndiznge, Kgori Capital (Pty) Ltd and Kgori Holdings (Pty) Ltd argue...

  • DIS officers reject Magosi’s defence over P7.4m payout

    The case centres around the February 2022 ruling by the Tribunal on Intelligence and Security, which ordered the DIS to compensate 106 officers for unpaid employment benefits, including overtime, salary adjustments and housing allowances accumulated...

  • DIS officers seek tribunal authority over Magosi

    In fresh court submissions, the group of 106 applicants led by Lucky Kgabeng shifts the focus away from calculations and payment disputes, insisting that the central issue before the Tribunal on Intelligence and Security is whether a state...

  • Magosi evades contempt papers

    The matter arose from a court ruling in which four DIS agents successfully challenged the legality of their scheduled disciplinary hearing and obtained an order directing that no action be taken on it.The officers, Pulane Kgoadi, Kuda Malikongwa,...

  • Gov't suppliers owed P3.6bn

    Answering a question in Parliament from Molepolole North MP Arafat Khan, the Minister of Environment & Tourism, Wynter Mmolotsi, answering on behalf of the Minister of Finance, said the government had failed to meet its statutory payment turnaround...

  • Air Botswana still loss-making despite turnaround efforts

    Responding to a question from Maun North Member of Parliament Dumelan Saleshando, the Minister of Transport, Noah Salakae, confirmed that the national airline was still operating at a loss at that time, but had since moved to implement urgent...

  • Justice Ministry seeks P153m

    Presenting the budget, Minister Nelson Ramaotwana told legislators that the Ministry remains committed to strengthening access to justice and building inclusive institutions in line with national and international goals.He said Botswana’s...

  • High Court stays Goo-Tau installation

    In a dispute over the position of Kgosi of Goo-Tau, Judge William Moncho ordered that the implementation of a judgment issued on December 12, 2025, be suspended pending the determination of an application for leave to appeal. In a ruling delivered on...

  • Crime assets soar, victims still waiting

    This was revealed by the Minister of Justice and Correctional Services Nelson Ramaotwana, recently in his Committee of Supply speech. Ramaotwana revealed that despite the fund ballooning from P10.4 million to P43.8 million, driven largely by a major...

  • Letters reveal gov't authorised Seretse's company for fuel levy

    Seretse, who is charged alongside two of his associates with counts of corruption and money-laundering, amongst other offences, has always denied any wrongdoing. He has maintained that all transactions linked to the NPF were authorised by the...

  • 'I didn't steal anything'

    Seretse is facing renewed charges linked to transactions involving the National Petroleum Fund (NPF) and his company, Kgori Capital. Prosecutors allege that he stole P15.68 million as an agent of the government and committed other offences connected...

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