Butterfly case: Former president Ian Khama & Bridgette Motsepe to sue the Botswana govt.

Allegations of funding terrorism have sent shockwaves through Southern Africa as the so-called 'Butterfly' case unfolds. The case involves former Botswana President Ian Khama, South African businesswoman Bridgette Motsepe, and Botswana intelligence agent Welheminah Maswabi, who is accused of laundering $10 billion. The recent 'flies and lies' investigative report sheds new light on the case, revealing that the allegations lack credible evidence and may have been politically motivated. Uyapo Ndadi, Managing Partner at Ndadi Law Firm and lawyer for Welheminah Maswabi, shared insights during a recent interview on CNBC Africa. Ndadi expressed that the report vindicated their earlier findings, indicating that the case was built on shaky grounds. He highlighted that the case failed to progress since last year, with the state yet to present compelling evidence. The motivations behind the case remain murky, with speculations of political agendas surrounding it. As the legal battle continues, questions loom over the future of the 'Butterfly' case and the implications for all parties involved.