Khama accuses DIS of defying court order

Still sealed. State House 4. PIC: MORERI SEJAKGOMO
Still sealed. State House 4. PIC: MORERI SEJAKGOMO

Former president Ian Khama has accused the Directorate of Intelligence and Security (DIS) of defying a court order that was issued granting him access to his State House 4.

Khama, who has not been able to gain access to his State House despite being given a spoliation order, has approached the Court of Appeal (CoA) seeking an urgent hearing for an appeal filed by the DIS.

The spy unit has a pending appeal against the order that was issued to give Khama access to his house. Justice Godfrey Radijeng of the Gaborone High Court had granted the former state man access to his house last year December after he challenged the State’s illegal sealing of his house.

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