Mogae's retirement house has defects

Wednesday, July 07, 2010

Former president, Festus Mogae's multi-million Pula retirement house that was completed in 2007 has proven to be nothing of a luxury but a headache to the former president and his staff.

Instead of kicking his heels and relaxing in his retirement house, he is spending most of his time trying to fix problem after problem in both the residential and office blocks of the property.

During a visit to his home for a scheduled interview, Mmegi found the former president fuming after a team of electricians had gone back to their offices without fixing any electric faults. They had given the excuse that the walls were too high.

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Mogae's retirement house has defects

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