Botswana’s government says it will accept a court ruling that
effectively thwarts President’s Ian Khama’s bid to appoint his brother
as vice-president.
Khama, re-elected for a second term last month,
wanted lawmakers to vote by a show of hands for his deputy instead of
through a secret ballot that would have allowed a party revolt. The Court of Appeal on Tuesday followed the High Court in judging a secret parliamentary ballot constitutional.
“Government accepts that the matter has been resolved and wishes to
assure the public that it will respect and fully implement the decision
of the court,” the executive said in a statement late Tuesday.
Khama had faced a backlash from within his own party over the prospect
of Tshekedi Khama being vice president, with parliamentarian
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2 people like this.
James Sinach Anuforo
Lolz, family wants to enjoy and eat the national cake all to themselves. Stingy people.
Oghayei Ziggy John
See
African leaders,power intoxicating dem always,na dia papa get d Country
ni?for him to even think dat way,he must be a stupid man.
Polycarpz Igboon
Gadhaffi wanted to install his son as a successor what happpened to him? A lesson......