Khama's case against Hubona :: Mmegi Online

On Monday, former president, Ian Khama approached the Broadhurst Police to lay perjury charges against the Directorate on Corruption and Economic Crime (DCEC) investigator, Jako Hubona in an unprecedented move in the local legal system.

In a 208-page report, Khama alleges that Hubona cooked facts and twisted issues to try and nail him.

Khama is one of the persons implicated by Hubona in an affidavit he deposed for the State in a case against former intelligence officer, Welheminah Mphoeng Maswabi known as Butterfly, on October 28, 2019. Now, Khama who is seeking to clear his name and reputation, wants Hubona arrested and prosecuted for charges amongst others, perjury following a 2020 report issued by Alaco Limited and Omnia Strategy LLP who were collectively instructed by one of the implicated persons, South African businesswoman Bridgette Motsepe to undertake an independent review of various allegations lodged against her and others in legal proceedings against Butterfly.

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Khama's case against Hubona

On Monday, former president, Ian Khama approached the Broadhurst Police to lay perjury charges against the Directorate on Corruption and Economic Crime (DCEC) investigator, Jako Hubona in an unprecedented move in the local legal system.

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