The Minister of Minerals Lefoko Moagi and officials at the Attorney Generals Chambers may have lied under oath that a Canadian company licensed by Botswana government to prospect for minerals in the Okavango Delta withdrew its licenses in the buffer zone.
This emerges from a report released this week by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO).
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