News
Former Mayor Kgalajwe wanted for child maintenance
Former Mayor of Francistown, James Kgalajwe, found himself on the wrong side of the law this Tuesday when a warrant of arrest was issued against him by Francistown Magistrate, Chandapiwa Molefi.
Kgalajwe failed to pay the child maintenance of P300.00 for five months which accumulated to P1 500.00; it is an order that started in 2011 on the 31st of December.
He was served with a summons on the 7th of November this year and he failed to avail himself.
“The accused person is not before court and I am not in the position to know why. I apply for his warrant of arrest,” said Prosecutor Mbatshi Mafa.
Magistrate Molefi considered the state’s application and issued the warrant of arrest and the matter has been set to be heard on the 10th of December.
Kgalajwe a long time Botswana Democratic Party (BDP) loyalist, ditched the party for the newly formed Botswana Patriotic Front (BPF) this year towards the general elections.
-
News5 days agoMan charged for raping and forcing victim to take a bath
-
News4 days agoMarriage wrecker gets eight cattle fine
-
News4 days agoFather accuses defence of delay tactics to save wife
-
News6 days agoBDP concerned but not shocked by defections
-
News4 days agoCovid-19 spike hits Maun following a recent surge
-
News3 days agoConvicted rapists jailed for ten years
-
News4 days agoMurder accused denied bail for his own safety
-
News4 days agoTen years in prison for the two violent robbers