The Directorate of Public Prosecutions (DPP) has rejected a bid by former president Lieutenant General Ian Khama to launch a private prosecution against Jako Hubona, an investigator at the centre of Botswana’s sprawling and contentious P100 billion case – a decision that extinguishes one avenue of legal redress while igniting a far thornier constitutional question: if Hubona is to face justice, who is fit to prosecute him?
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