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Behind the curtain, BDP's old guard closes ranks around Balopi - Weekend Post (opens the original)
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They move quietly, these grey-haired custodians of the Botswana Democratic Party (BDP), working the phones and the private rooms rather than the podiums. A cadre of veteran B.D.P. elders has launched a discreet, behind-the-scenes campaign to keep a simmering leadership crisis from tearing the party apart – and, at the heart of their effort, to keep one embattled man in his chair. The elders have thrown their weight behind the party president, Mpho Balopi, urging him to hold firm against a swelli
DPP blocks Khama's bid to privately pursue Hubona - Weekend Post (opens the original)
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The Directorate of Public Prosecutions (DPP) has rejected a bid by former president Lieutenant General Ian Khama to launch a private prosecution against Jako Hubona, an investigator at the centre of Botswana’s sprawling and contentious P100 billion case – a decision that extinguishes one avenue of legal redress while igniting a far thornier constitutional question: if Hubona is to face justice, who is fit to prosecute him?
The Train Has Left the Station - Weekend Post (opens the original)
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In the boardroom of Botswana Railways on a late July afternoon, the country’s transport minister sat across from the men and women who should keep the trains running. For the workers and their union, the Botswana Transport and General Workers Union, it was supposed to be a reckoning. What it became instead was a mirror held up to an institution that has been rotting – slowly, systematically, and from the very top. Three weeks later, the union delivered on its promise. A letter, dense with allega
High Court voids Kgosi asset restraint - Weekend Post (opens the original)
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In a ruling certain to reverberate across Botswana’s legal and political topography for years to come, the High Court has delivered a sweeping and unambiguous judgment in favour of the estate of the late Isaac Seabelo Kgosi – a verdict that not only dismantles the restraining order that had frozen his properties since 2019 but also delivers a stinging rebuke to the state’s investigative apparatus and reasserts the primacy of procedural fairness in ex parte proceedings.
Fresh FATF Grey-List threat looms over Botswana - Weekend Post (opens the original)
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Botswana is once again under the microscope for its efforts to fight financial crime. A former senior counter-terrorism official has warned that the country risks being placed back on the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) grey list, or possibly facing the harsher black list, as international assessors prepare to review its anti-money laundering measures. This warning comes ahead of the Eastern and Southern Africa Anti-Money Laundering Group (ESAAMLG)’s third-round mutual evaluation of Botswana.
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