Moagi’s bumpy road to 2024

Friday, March 17, 2023 | 420 Views |

Elections are not won behind the keyboard, however, indications are that Ramotswa legislator Lefoko Moagi who has expressed desire to return to Parliament in 2024 faces an uphill battle.

The Minister for Minerals and Energy, who made his debut in Parliament in 2019, came under attack after he failed to verify whether or not Kgosi Mosadi Seboko was telling the truth when she accused President Mokgweetsi Masisi of meddling in the judiciary.

Now, with the case over, with Balete having retained the title deed for Forest Hill 9-KO farm, have expressed erosion of trust in Moagi even when he claimed he voted with the opposition for Kgosi Mosadi this week.

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