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I will vote for the opposition: Ian Khama

31 May 2019, 8:57 PM  |
Sophie Mokoena Sophie Mokoena |  @SABCNews
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Khama says many have tried to persuade Masisi to reach out to him but the attempts failed.

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Khama says many have tried to persuade Masisi to reach out to him but the attempts failed.

Former President of Botswana, Ian Khama, says he will vote for the opposition during the coming elections in that country.

Bostwana will go to the polls later this year.

There has been a fallout between the current President Mokgweetsi Masisi and Khama after some have accused Khama of interfering of the running of government in that country.

Speaking to the SABC‘s Foreign Editor, Sophie Mokoena, former President Khama says many have tried to persuade Masisi to reach out to him but the attempts failed.

 

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