Arrest warrant issued against Kgalajwe for child maintenance

Tuesday, November 19, 2019

FRANCISTOWN: Following his stinging defeat at the just-ended general elections, former mayor of Francistown James Kgalajwe landed in trouble when he failed to appear in court on Tuesday for arraignment in respect to child maintenance charges.

After he failed to appear before Magistrate Chandapiwa Molefi, inspector Mbatshi Mafa applied for a warrant of arrest to be issued against Kgalajwe.

Said Mafa: “The accused is not before court. I am not in a position to state why he is not in court. He was summoned to appear in court today (on November 7). We therefore make an application for a warrant of arrest to be issued against the accused person”.

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