In 2011 you held a meeting at Mathangwane Kgotla in your then capacity as President of the Republic Botswana. At the meeting you were asked by one Damien Uwe Hobona to state how you intended to treat his grandfather Hubona Nshakazhogwe’s private land in your land audit.
Mr Damien Hobona
claimed that your government, through the Tribal Administration of which you
are now head, knows that his grandfather was awarded the land through a
colonial British Court order following the illegal assault occasioning bodily
harm that your great grandfather visited upon Hubona around the year 1914. You
were with the Lands Permanent Secretary, one Thato Raphaka, who claimed not to
know anything about the said land.
Now a great
injustice is being done to Hubona’s descendants. The stolen land is being
overpopulated with squatters; the intention being to render Hubona’s
descendants a minority on their grandfather’s land, the better to kick them off
the land.
So Kgosi Khama
IV, don’t be a coward! Come and explain to all and sundry, what you as
Bamangwato Kgosi know about the said land, given that your father, late Sir Seretse
Khama was born on the said Hubona’s privately owned land.