The First National Bank of Botswana (FNBB) has filed an application before Chief Justice Terrence Rannowane, suggesting that High Court Judge Zein Kebonang has gone rogue and is upending judicial procedures in a cynical gamesmanship to frustrate the bank’s attempt to auction former minister Samson Guma Moyo’s property.
The FNBB further suggests that the High Court judge is gaming the judiciary and has been presiding over a series of sham proceedings calculated to protect Guma Moyo and his company from being auctioned by the bank.
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