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Former Botswana President Ian Khama has called for the Southern African Development Community (SADC) to expel Zimbabwe if it is proven that the ruling ZANU PF party meddled in the elections of other member states.
ZANU PF is accused of interfering in elections across the region to help fellow former liberation movements retain power.
Specifically, Zimbabwe’s ruling party is alleged to have facilitated election rigging in Mozambique’s disputed October 9 elections and sent a delegation to campaign for Botswana’s BDP ahead of the October 30 poll.
ZANU PF is accused of allowing Mozambique’s FRELIMO party to campaign in Zimbabwe, while opposition parties in Zimbabwe are routinely banned from holding rallies under the strict Maintenance of Peace and Order (MOPO) Act.
ZANU PF has strongly denied the allegations, insisting it does not interfere in the political affairs of neighbouring countries.
The party claims that sending senior officials to regional meetings should not be interpreted as support for election manipulation or rigging.
Khama, however, said that SADC should take action against Zimbabwe if it is found guilty of interfering in the elections of other countries. <a href="https://bulawayo24.com/index-id-news-sc-national-byo-248147.html">He said</a>:
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SADC must Expel Zimbabwe if found to have interfered with elections in the Region.
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ZANU PF has sent a delegation to Namibia in a show of solidarity with the ruling SWAPO party ahead of the country’s general elections, scheduled for November 27, 2024.
The party confirmed the deployment of officials to Namibia in a statement posted on its official X page on Thursday. It said:
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ZANU PF delegation led by Secretary for War Veterans League Cde Douglas Mahiya and Deputy Secretary for Commissariat Cde Webster Shamu arrived in Namibia.
They joined other revolutionary sister parties in solidarity with SWAPO ahead of the scheduled November 27 elections.
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Former Botswana President Ian Khama wants Zimbabwe to be kicked out of SADC if they meddled in other countries' elections. ZANU PF, the ruling party in Zimbabwe, is accused of helping other parties like FRELIMO in Mozambique and BDP in Botswana win elections. They deny this and say they only send officials to meetings, not to rig elections. Khama says if Zimbabwe is guilty of interfering, SADC should take action. ZANU PF also sent a delegation to Namibia to support the ruling party ahead of their elections.

Ian Khama Calls For Zimbabwe’s Expulsion From SADC If Election Interference Allegations Are Proven

ZANU PF has dismissed allegations by former Botswana President Ian Khama that it interfered in regional electoral processes to support fellow ruling parties.
The party’s Director for Information and Publicity denied any involvement in elections in neighbouring countries and accused Khama of being a Western stooge engaged in regime change efforts.
He also claimed that Khama is unpopular in his own country and is likely to lose the upcoming elections. Said Marapira (<a href="https://newziana.co.zw/zanu-pf-dismisses-ex-president-khamas-electoral-accusations/">New Ziana</a>):
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Nothing pleases us more than seeing lackeys and lapdogs of imperialism in sixes and sevens as they see their neo-colonialist agenda blown to smithereens by the resurgent winds of pan-Africanism sweeping across mother Africa.
To blame ZANU PF for your lack of ideological soundness is not only blatantly denialist but also puerile madness.
ZANU PF does not interfere in the expression of their wishes by sons and daughters of Africa. It is those who see the writing on the wall and fail to accept it through escapist drive who wish to deny the people their voice. We wish the people of Botswana more and more glory. Happy elections Botswana!
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Speaking at a campaign rally in Botswana, Khama labelled ZANU PF a “regional cancer,” accusing the party of undermining democracy throughout Southern Africa by allegedly supporting other ruling parties.
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ZANU PF said they didn't meddle in other countries' elections to help other ruling parties. They also said Khama is a puppet of the West trying to change governments. ZANU PF thinks Khama will lose his own election. They say they believe in letting African people choose their leaders. Khama called ZANU PF a problem in the region, accusing them of not wanting democracy. They argued back, saying they support African voices. Khama spoke out at a rally in Botswana against ZANU PF.

ZANU PF Rejects Allegations Of Election Meddling By Ian Khama

Self-exiled former Botswana president Seretse Khama Ian Khama did not travel home for the annual Sir Seretse Khama Day commemoration on Saturday, citing fears for his safety.
Sir Seretse Khama Day is a public holiday annually observed on July 1 in Botswana to commemorate the first President of Botswana on the anniversary of his birth date in 1921.
Seretse Khama was the heir and grandson of King Khama III and the father of Ian Khama.
Khama fled Botswana in November 2021, claiming his life was in danger, and has been living in exile in South Africa ever since.
In a statement released on Saturday, Khama said he had decided not to attend the commemoration because he feared for his safety. He said:
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I was informed by very reliable sources here in South Africa that there was a DIS-authorised plan to carry out a “hit on me” on my way to the border, and if that plan was abandoned due to high risk, then to carry out something similar at the border when I arrived and to stage a scuffle in which a fatal accident would occur against my person.
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The Botswana government has, however, denied that it is planning to assassinate Khama.
01 July has traditionally been a public holiday for the longest time in Botswana but in 2020, President Mokgweetsi Eric Keabetswe Masisi decided to elevate Sir Seretse Khama Day with a befitting honour.
However, his predecessor and Seretse Khama’s son accused him of “milking the name and legacy” of his father. Said Khama:
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And today, the 1st of July, after an unprecedented build-up to the day through government statements and media, there will be insincere tributes paid by Masisi to Sir Seretse, milking his name and legacy in the hope of reaping some benefit from someone he does not actually respect.
And at the same time, whilst doing so, engages in the persecution of Sir Seretse’s family and engages in blatant hypocrisy by trying to prevent similar commemoration activities in Serowe, my father’s home.
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Seretse Khama became the first President of Botswana after it gained independence from Britain in 1966.
He is credited with helping to transform Botswana from one of the poorest countries in Africa to one of the most prosperous.
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Ian Khama Avoids His Father's Commemoration In Botswana Over Safety Concerns

Self-exiled former Botswana President Seretse Khama Ian Khama said he is in South Africa primarily because of persecution by his successor Mokgweetsi Masisi.
<a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200010029/why-i-spoke-out-on-zim-khama">NewsDay</a> quoted Khama as saying that Masisi is driven by greed, corruption, and self-interest and has overturned Botswana’s democracy which was painstakingly attained over several decades.
Khama made the remarks during a recent interview with Alpha Media Holdings chairman Trevor Ncube on the platform In Conversation with Trevor. He said:
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I am here primarily because of persecution. We in Botswana have for a long time thought that we were immune from what we have seen in some parts of the continent, leaders who are driven by greed, corruption, self-interest, undermining democracy assuming that being in office or being in power is only about themselves and not thinking about the people they are supposed to lead.
We have been hit with this tsunami in Botswana by this man, Masisi, who when he came into office, completely overturned the decades of democracy and the reputation we had earned ourselves as a country.
I was very much conscious of the fact that Botswana was a democracy and when we live in a global village, as we do, you cannot just limit yourself to within your own borders if you are trying to make the world a better place.
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Khama said Masisi is using State institutions to stifle the democratic space and persecute his opponents. He said:
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The whole system, the law and order, use of the police, intelligence service, and the anti-corruption agency have all been compromised and charges fabricated against people like myself. Our families have been detained and that is the order of the day.
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Khama, a former Commander of the Botswana Defence Force, left office in 2018 after two five-year terms.
He told Trevor Ncube that he regretted handpicking Masisi as his successor adding “I will do my utmost to ensure that I get them out of office at the next elections.”
Khama has joined the opposition Botswana Patriotic Front and intends to stand as the party’s presidential candidate.
The retired Lieutenant general has been living in exile in South Africa since 2021.
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Ian Khama "Regrets" Handpicking Masisi As His Successor

Former Botswana President Seretse Khama Ian Khama said that he was vocal about Zimbabwe because its leader, the late former president Robert Mugabe, had abandoned democratic ethos and had embraced authoritarianism.
Khama openly condemned Mugabe’s rule, saying Zimbabweans were being persecuted under Mugabe as happened during the Rhodesia era.
Khama made the remarks during a recent interview with Alpha Media Holdings chairman Trevor Ncube on the platform In Conversation with Trevor. <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200010029/why-i-spoke-out-on-zim-khama">NewsDay</a> quoted Khama as saying:
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We had Zimbabwe, a neighbour right next door, (and) Mugabe who was doing the opposite of what we believed in … but there are certain fundamental basics that governments should follow if they call themselves democracies.
You had a situation in Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe) whereby there were sanctions on the country and the majority were being persecuted and then in an independent Zimbabwe under Mugabe, Zimbabweans are still fleeing, they are still being persecuted. So we said what difference is there between then and Mugabe’s days?
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Just before Zimbabwe’s military staged a coup that ended Mugabe’s long reign, Khama wrote urging him to resign over poor governance. He wrote:
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The people of Zimbabwe have for a long time been subjected to untold suffering as a result of poor governance under your leadership.
It is, therefore, my conviction that by vacating the Presidency, this will usher in a new political dispensation that will pave the way for the much-needed socio-economic recovery in Zimbabwe.
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Khama, who is currently in self-imposed exile in South Africa after fleeing alleged political persecution by his successor, Mokgweetsi Masisi, was a close ally of the late former Prime Minister Morgan Richard Tsvangirai.
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Ian Khama Opens Up On Repeated Mugabe Criticism

Authorities in Botswana have issued a warrant for former president Ian Khama’s arrest.
Khama is facing more than a dozen criminal charges, including illegally possessing five firearms, in Botswana, according to the warrant seen by Pindula News.
He was summoned to appear in court there in April but he did not show up.
The warrant, stamped and signed by a regional magistrate, Mareledi Dipate, orders that Mr Khama should be arrested on sight. 
The 69-year-old <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/ian-khama-refutes-reports-he-fled-botswana-to-south-africa/">left his home country in November last year</a> and has been residing in neighbouring South Africa.
The warrant states that there are reasonable grounds of suspicion against Khama that he committed the crimes for which he’s been charged and if spotted, it calls for him to be apprehended immediately and brought before the Broadhurst regional court “to be examined and to answer to the said information and to be further dealt with according to the law”. Reads the warrant:
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REPUBLIC OF BOTSWANA OF APPREHENSION, OR FOR THE FURTHER DETENSION OF A WARRANT PERSON WITHOUT A WARRANT (SECTION 37(1) OF THE CRIMINAL PROCEDURE AND EVIDENCE PROCLAMATION (CAP 08:02)
To: WHEARAS from ‘written application subscribed by the Public Prosecutor and from information taken upon Oath before me, there are reasonable grounds of suspicion against Seretse Khama Ian Khama of Plot 260/ 261 Extension 5 Gaborone that he did on or about the…03rd day of March 2016 commit the crime of… Unlawful Possession of Firearms Contrary to Section 9(1.) of The Arm and Ammunition Act and other Offences as detailed in the Charge Sheet. 
THESE are, therefore, in the name of the state to command you that immediately upon sight hereof you {apprehend or cause to be apprehended) the said and brought before Broadhurst Magistrate Court to be examined and to answer to the said information and to be further dealt with according to law.
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Khama left the office in 2018 after leading the southern African country for 10 years. He accuses his successor Mokgweetsi Eric Keabetswe Masisi of being vindictive.
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Court Issues Warrant Of Arrest For Botswana's Former President Ian Khama

<div dir="auto">The former President of Botswana Seretse Khama Ian Khama has rallied the world to stand against human rights abuses in Zimbabwe.</div>
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<div dir="auto">He posted on social media pages this Thursday amid reports of an increased crackdown on dissent in Zimbabwe. He said:</div>
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<div dir="auto">As we are all dealing with change in our lives, let’s not forget to pray for our mothers and fathers, brothers and sisters in Zimbabwe as the situation is deteriorating everyday. Today I hosted Zimbabweans in Serowe to share thoughts about the current regime and appreciate their plight. Martin Luther King Jr once said, “The silence of the good people is more dangerous than the brutality of the bad people.” So let us all stand with Zimbabwe and condemn this brutality. <img alt="🇿🇼" decoding="async" height="16" loading="lazy" src="https://static.xx.fbcdn.net/images/emoji.php/v9/t9c/1.5/16/1f1ff_1f1fc.png" width="16"/><img alt="✊🏼" decoding="async" height="16" loading="lazy" src="https://static.xx.fbcdn.net/images/emoji.php/v9/t62/1.5/16/270a_1f3fc.png" width="16"/></div>
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<div dir="auto">He speaks when the number of people arrested for being critical of the President Mnangagwa-led administration has continued to rise in the recent past.</div>
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<div dir="auto">Of note are, corruption whistleblower Hopewell Chin’ono, opposition leader Jacob Ngarivhume of Transform Zimbabwe, MDC Alliance officials – Joana Mamombe, Cecilia Chimbiri and Netsai Marova.</div>
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