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Local judges take over high profile cases

…amid fears that their verdicts may not be universally acceptable Mohalenyane Phakela THREE local judges, including Chief Justice Sakoane Sakoane, will preside over the high-profile trials which had initially been allocated to Botswana Judge, Onkemetse Tshosa. This follows Justice Tshosa’s resignation from the Lesotho High Court bench on 1 August 2021. The judiciary’s public […]

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Judicial crisis as Judge Tshosa resigns

Judicial crisis as Judge Tshosa resigns
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Fresh woes for murder-accused soldiers

Fresh woes for murder-accused soldiers
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Murder-accused soldiers at it again - Sunday Express

Murder-accused soldiers at it again Murder-accused soldiers at it again allegedly blow money meant for legal fees on Christmas shopping. Mohalenyane Phakela FIVE murder-accused soldiers accused of killing three Mafeteng civilians in 2012, on Friday came up with another bizarre argument as they continued with their war of attrition aimed at frustrating their trial. During their court appearance, the five who have already rejected a pro deo (state-sponsored) lawyer, pleaded with Botswana Judge Onkemetse Tshosa to postpone their trial to April 2021 to give them time to save money to hire lawyers of their choice. They argued that they had run out of money as they had prioritised buying their children clothes and other Christmas gifts over paying for legal representation.

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