The anti-corruption agency revealed that two cases against the head of intelligence body have already been completed and ready for the next stage of the legal process. Appearing before the PAC, DCEC Director General Botlhale Makgekgenene assured legislators that the country’s anti-corruption agency was executing its constitutional mandate independently, without fear or favour, insisting that no individual is beyond the reach of the law. Responding to questions on whether they were investigating Brigadier Magosi, Makgekgenene confirmed that the agency has several active cases involving the DIS chief.
“We have several cases involving him. “Desperate people do desperate things”– Michael BrooksHowever, this desperate pursuit of employment comes with its own negative outcomes. Therefore, Batswana must guard against becoming easy targets for human traffickers, labour exploiters and other transnational criminal networks that prey on vulnerable job seekers.Numbers don’t lie. The recent revelation by the Botswana Police Service that 22 Batswana have been reported missing after…
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