Warring camps in court over P1.5m

Thursday, April 13, 2017

Gaborone North/ Moshawa Community Development Trust standpipe PIC: KENNEDY RAMOKONE

The power struggle involving two camps, Gaborone North/Moshawa Community Development Trust (GN/MCDT) and Moshawa Water Development Trust (MWDT), over a lucrative water standpipe is far from over.

Both parties have been warring since the former instituted legal action against the latter over P1.5 million that went missing from its Motshelo account.

GN/MCDT is suing MWDT over the missing P1.5m from its Barclays Motshelo account, which was transferred by two Moshawa Water Development Trust members, who at the time were signatories of the trust’s account housing the money generated from the standpipe.

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