The government has reacted sharply to the appointment of former president Ian Khama as patron of the African Centre for Governance (ACG)as it views the with suspicion.
A diplomatic row is brewing between the Government and The African Centre for Governance (ACG) following the organization’s announcement of former President Ian Khama as its new patron. The appointment, announced on August 18, has sparked concerns within the Ministry of International Relations, which questioned both the process and propriety of Khama’s acceptance of the role.
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