Why Prof. Mosepele took Magosi's spot

Friday, May 21, 2021

Right handman. Masisi arriving with Mosepele and meeting Magosi at Kazungula. PIC.THALEFANG CHARLES

When President Mokgweetsi Masisi arrived at Kazungula Bridge in the evening of May 9, on the eve of the commissioning of the facility, there were two individuals he was riding with in his car. The President was, as is the norm lately, driving himself, with his one security detail on the front passenger seat. And right behind the President’s driver seat was Professor Mosepele Mosepele, deputy coordinator of Presidential COVID-19 Task Force.

Mosepele had arrived on the Presidential jet, while Task Team coordinator, Dr Kereng Masupu used alternative transport to reach Kasane.

As a matter of fact, Mosepele has been very close to the President for a while now.

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