Zimbabweans Caught In A Sealed Truck

Monday, December 07, 2009

FRANCISTOWN: Tati Town police last Thursday fined four Zimbabweans after bumping into them in an unventilated freight truck along the Francistown-Maun Road near the Orapa turn off.

The driver of the Massyn Moves freight truck who was traveling from Zambia to South Africa, and his unlawful passengers were fined P1000.

Tati Town Police station Superintendent Tebogo Madisa confirmed that they charged and fined three women and a man for unlawfully remaining in Botswana.

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