Khama legacy: Part IV

Friday, April 21, 2017

Media shy: Khama is yet to address a press conference

As President Ian Khama sets in motion a journey to vacate office next year April 1, and hands over the baton of power to Vice President Mokgweetsi Masisi, Mmegi Staff Writer RYDER GABATHUSE and Correspondent SIKI MOTSHWARI JOHANNESS look at Part IV of his legacy

By design or accident, President Ian Khama’s ascendance to power coincided with the promulgation of the ill-fated Media Practitioners Act, No. 29 0f 2008.

The official position was that the law was intended, among other things, to enforce a code of conduct for media practitioners and enhance self-regulation.

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