Francistown — This week, employees of Cash Crusaders were reeling with shock after going through a lie detecting testing exercise. They could not get any help from the police as the legal books are said to be silent on polygraphs. Some employees are still struggling to recover from the ordeal.
"It was too odd, too horrifying," said one employee, who would not be named for fear of victimisation. According to the owner of Cash Crusaders in Gaborone, Herman Kitshoff, the exercise was to limit temptations of wrong doings and theft by his employees.
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