Batswana advised to apply for E-passport

Friday, March 12, 2010

The Labour and Home Affairs ministry has called for Batswana citizens to apply for e-passports.

The ministry spokesperson, Letso Mpho has said that the Department of Immigration and Citizenship is receiving applications for issuance of the new machine-readable electronic passport (e-passport) in Gaborone.

President Ian Khama and cabinet ministers were issued with e-passports last year December.

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