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Botswana's Masisi Breaks Silence Following Criticism by Khama

President Mokgweetsi Masisi has said he believes his party made a mistake when they approved the 2017 amendment of President Pensions and Retirement Act, saying then they could suspend former president Ian Khama's benefits. This comes after Khama said he will support the opposition against the ruling Botswana Democratic Party in the country's forthcoming elections.

Botswana: Masisi Breaks His Silence Following Criticism by Khama

Botswana Daily News, 9 June 2019

The President, Dr Mokgweetsi Masisi, used the press briefing he addressed in Gaborone on June 7, to reflect on his deteriorating relationship with his predecessor, Lt Gen. Dr… Read more »

President Mokgweetsi Masisi and former President Ian Khama.

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