Seretse probe better placed with DCEC -Tsimako

Thursday, April 15, 2010

The Commissioner of Police, Thebeyame Tsimako, has denied that his office is reluctant to investigate allegations of corruption and conflict of interest against the Minister of Defence, Justice and Security, Ramadeluka Seretse.

The allegations arose out of the awarding of tenders to RFT Botswana (Pty) Ltd. for the supply of aviation equipment to the Botswana Police Service when Seretse was a director of the company.

The Commissioner's response is in reaction to a complaint by the Botswana Congress Party's (BCP) at a press conference in Gaborone a week ago today that the police had not responded "to say whether they will investigate or not" after the BCP reported the matter to them.

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