Given that our members of parliament (MP's) get thrown out of Parliament when they attempt to debate issues surrounding Morupule B powerstation and scarcity of water in the pipes of Gaborone, we are left with no choice but to ask the pertinent questions online!
It has not been denied by our Government that the Chinese ambassador's warning about the incompetence of the Chinese company to build a station the size of Morupule B, went unheeded. But strangely, the Government has never revealed who exactly (in Government) received that warning, and how far up the chain of command the warning was escalated.
We know that at the apex of projects sat the then vice-president (now president) Lt. General Ian Khama. Above him sat his then boss, President Festus Mogae. So my question is this: Who received the Chinese ambassador's warning, and how far up the chain of command was the warning escalated?
I ask this question fully aware that I may get hurled my way, an answer similar to the one assistant commissioner Mbulawa of the BPS supplied regarding the whereabouts of the report on the fatal helicopter crash - 'the report was given to the people who matter'!
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