When spies Cry

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When the men who run the secret business of the top government officials leave the intelligence services,they face a world of abject poverty,depression and endless harassment from both their former bosses and the criminal elements they used to prey on MMEGI reports.

So what happens when spies retire? Unless it is a trick question, intelligence sources say spies never really retire.Not peacefully anyway. But when spies retire, they find themselves lost in a new world, one leg in the old "company" and another in the "civilian" life with no benefits from either.

It is a fall from grace not many anticipate and many take in the worst of ways. After all the men (and few women) who do the work under the umbrella of the intelligence community, or more specifically the Military Intelligence arm of the Botswana Defence Force, the Directorate of Intelligence and Security belong to a hallowed few who would like to see themselves as the blue-eyed boys of the system. Under the Ian Khama government indeed they are, as the President himself proved with the John Kalafatis murderers.

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