Muzila Withdraws Charges Against Boatile

Monday, March 12, 2018

Slumber Tsogwane and FCC mayor Slyvia Muzila Pic KEOAGILE BONANG

FRANCISTOWN: City mayor Sylvia Muzila has finally withdrawn criminal charges she laid against specially elected Botswana Democratic Party (BDP) councillor Andy Boatile.

A few weeks ago Muzila reported Boatile at the Francistown Central Police Station (CPS) for allegedly using insulting language against her through cell phone text messages. The police confiscated Boatile’s phone in the process.

Muzila is said to have been persuaded by fellow BDP councillors to withdraw the charges against the party’s former youth wing chairperson.

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