Khama Chides Relentless DIS

FRONT PAGE. Ian Khama. PIC MORERI SEJAKGOMO
FRONT PAGE. Ian Khama. PIC MORERI SEJAKGOMO

Four months after revealing to this publication that the Directorate of Intelligence and Security (DIS) was planning a raid, a search warrant has been issued bearing the names of former president Ian Khama and founding DIS boss Isaac Kgosi.

The properties in the court papers, guns, are stated as belonging to Kgosi and his wife, Jennifer with Khama listed as a correspondent alongside Kgosi and one Sehunelo Khunou. Khama told this publication then that he was told that the DIS would raid his property to search "bunkers filled with weapons". He believes it is absurd that they are only getting searched now as they could then have moved the weapons if they had them.

“If I had any unlicensed weapons, would I not have hidden them away by now because I have long known about their plan to plant weapons or give the public the impression I have unlicensed weapons? The DIS has been to the police to check what I have in their records. I know this. If I have known this as well it would have alerted me to hide anything I have which is unlicensed. I have not done so.

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