Motsamai Demands P2m Payment From BOPEU

Monday, December 11, 2017

Axed Babereki Investments executive chairperson, Andrew Motsamai is demanding just over P2.1 million payment and interest at the rate of 10% from his former employers, the Botswana Public Employees Union (BOPEU).

Motsamai, who spent close to a decade as the larger-than-life BOPEU president, filed his suit on November 29, 2017 through attorney Gabriel Kanjabanga.

Justice Abednego Tafa is presiding over the matter. Motsamai’s contract was controversially terminated on September 11, 2017 after “serious consideration, by, and according to the BOPEU board before his 10 days suspension came to an end.

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Motsamai Demands P2m Payment From BOPEU

Axed Babereki Investments executive chairperson, Andrew Motsamai is demanding just over P2.1 million payment and interest at the rate of 10% from his former employers, the Botswana Public Employees Union (BOPEU).