Ian Khama is back – physically and politically.
This time he is a man with a mission. And across the nation everyone can feel his presence.
That is the way he likes it.
Never again will he ever make the mistake of rendering himself a sitting duck.
Of course he is consumed and driven by angst.
Deep in his heart he feels betrayed.
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