Balete judgment postponed

Balete leadership
Balete leadership

Bamalete tribe in the South Eastern part of Botswana will have to wait for a little longer to hear judgment in their ongoing legal battle against government over Forest Hill 9-KO Farm after postponement.

The Court of Appeal (CoA) was supposed to deliver judgment on the case on Friday. However, Registrar of CoA Nomsa Moatswi wrote a letter to Bamalete lawyers Motlhala and Co yesterday to inform them about the court’s decision to postpone judgment to a later date yet to "be communicated to the parties".

“The parties are advised that the judgment in the matter will no longer be delivered on February 17,” reads the letter Moatswi authored.

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