Customary Court of Appeal to hear 31 cases in F/town

Wednesday, February 23, 2011

FRANCISTOWN: The Customary Court of Appeal (CCA) this week began a session in Francistown where it will hear a total of 31 cases.

"We will be listen to 19 civil and 12 criminal cases from Francistown and surrounding areas," said CCA President, Kgosi Christopher Masunga.

"The CCA presides over appeal cases from January to December. During the months of February and March, we will listen to appeals in Francistown and surrounding areas.

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