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Khama denies asking for 'favours'

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Former president Ian Khama has rubbished claims by Minister for Local Government and Rural Development Kgotla Autlwetse that his feud with Masisi is due to some undelivered promises. Khama said the number of his guards was decided by government when he left office."I do not recall the number but it was more than 15. They later reduced them to 15 because they said that is the number Mogae had," he said.

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Khama denies asking for 'favours'

Since 2018, President Mokgweetsi Masisi has been keeping the lid on secrets canned of 'Khama and himself’. He has on many occasions threatened that he would ‘phantsha’ (spill the beans).

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