EVM case trial dates set for November

Friday, August 03, 2018

FRANCISTOWN: Justice Lot Moroka sacrificed other cases in his court diary on Wednesday to accommodate the much-anticipated Electronic Voting Machines (EVM) case that had put the political climate in the country on a knife-edge.

The case will now go for trial on November 12, 13, 14 and 16, 2018.

Moroka took the decision after it became apparent that the case was possibly going to be heard next year since nearer trial dates were not available in the diary of one of the applicant’s attorney.

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EVM case trial dates set for November

FRANCISTOWN: Justice Lot Moroka sacrificed other cases in his court diary on Wednesday to accommodate the much-anticipated Electronic Voting Machines (EVM) case that had put the political climate in the country on a knife-edge.