BPFYL Dares State To Arrest Khama

Monday, November 11, 2019

Botswana Patriotic Front Youth League (BPFYL) has dared the State to arrest its patron, former president Ian Khama in the wake of allegations that he has a hand in the widely reported disappearance of P100 billion from public coffers.

The allegations were revealed recently in an affidavit deposed in court in a case against a senior intelligence officer in the Directorate of Intelligence and Security, Welheminah Maswabi, code named ‘Butterfly’.

It is alleged that Khama and the former spy chief, Isaac Kgosi instructed Bank of Botswana to open three bank accounts that were used to loot public funds amounting to over P100 billion.

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BPFYL Dares State To Arrest Khama

Botswana Patriotic Front Youth League (BPFYL) has dared the State to arrest its patron, former president Ian Khama in the wake of allegations that he has a hand in the widely reported disappearance of P100 billion from public coffers.

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A city divided!

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