Batswana show a determined spirit in court

Tuesday, November 11, 2014

Dozens of Batswana attended the constitutional case PIC: TSELE TSEBETSAME

Batswana will no longer sit by and watch as politicians decide affairs of their country –and their future.

This has been evident from Batswana’s massive attendance of the just-ended constitutional case at the High Court and the Court of Appeal.

Yesterday, as CoA president Justice Ian Kirby announced the verdict of the five-men panel, the crowd clapped hands and ululated.

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