ARMY LATEST: Botswana Hands Mphoko Over To ZDF
1 December 2017
Ray Nkosi | Botswana authorities have handed former Vice President Phelekezela Mphoko to the Zimbabwe Defence Forces who are now holding him.
“Impeccable sources in Plumtree say that the Botswana Immigration authorities have today handed over former VP Phelekezela Mphoko to the Zimbabwe Defence Forces who are said to be holding him. Why this is happening after assurances that he was free to return is mind boggling!” Professor Jonathan Moyo has just tweeted.
Mr Mphoko, a member of the G40 cabal targeted by the ZDF’s Operation Restore Legacy, left Zimbabwe on an official visit to Japan on November 14, a day before the army stepped in.
The Botswana government had given Mphoko up to 1 December to leave their country and return to Zimbabwe but the former VP had been reluctant to do so fearing arrest for corruption-related crimes.
The state Media reported Mphoko who has been living in a State residence in Gaborone but will now return home after reaching out to President Emmerson Mnangagwa and getting the necessary assurances that he was free to come back to Zimbabwe.
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He was informed he was free to return to Zimbabwe but there was no inference of immunity from arrest. Mboko broke the law when he sprung his “boys” from Avondale police station cells.
He can use those thick lips to give fellow inmates head for favours.
Yaaa just a few Qstns for him I think.remember he released fugitives twice from police custody.
SHut up Moyo. Nobody said he is detained.