Attorneys recall 1966 Constitutional Conference minutes

Friday, October 16, 2015

Attorneys for the Law Society of Botswana (LSB) and Omphemetse Motumise have obtained minutes from the 1966 Bechuanaland Constitutional Conference held in London to strengthen their case against President Khama and the Judicial Service Commission (JSC).

This was confirmed by the attorney for the applicants, Tshiamo Rantao. LSB and Motumise are challenging President Khama’s decision to reject the appointment of Motumise as a High Court judge

“The minutes have just been obtained from the London archives because our national archives do not have them,” revealed Rantao.

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