Two remanded in custody for possession of explosives, shop breaking

Tuesday, December 18, 2018

FRANCISTOWN: Two men, a local, Elias Molaodi, and a Zimbabwean, Modise Ndlovu, appeared in court for mention in connection with a myriad of crimes.

In the first count, the state alleges that Ndlovu entered Botswana illegally sometimes in April 2017 at or near Ramokgwebana border.

In the second count, the state alleges that Molaodi, Ndlovu and two others not before court, were unlawfully found in possession of 17 detonating cords and 12 emulsion solutions suspected to be explosives on November 14, 2018 at or near Barclays Bank in Francistown.

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Two remanded in custody for possession of explosives, shop breaking

FRANCISTOWN: Two men, a local, Elias Molaodi, and a Zimbabwean, Modise Ndlovu, appeared in court for mention in connection with a myriad of crimes.

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