Paper Counter-Sues Khama

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Hardly a week after the announcement that President Ian Khama is suing the Sunday Standard, the paper has indicated that it also intends to sue Khama as well as challenge his legitimacy as Botswana's president.

Khama, through his attorneys Collins Newman and Company, has slapped the paper with a defamation suit, demanding a total of P850,000 in damages. The suit, according to Khama, relates to two stories - one surrounding the killing of suspect John Kalafatis - and another that questions Khama's motives on his clamp down on alcohol consumption in the country.

In its response to Khama's demand, the newspaper has refused to apologise or retract its stories and instead wants to meet Khama face-to-face in court.

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