Mugabe, Zanu-PF must apologise for insulting Khama

Pastor Timothy Chiguvare has said Botswana President Ian Khama and his government has been taking care of Zimbabwean people in his country for so long because President Robert Mugabe and his Zanu PF ran down Zimbabwe.

The pastor said Zimbabwe's administration must bow their heads in shame and apologise to Khama over the insults they directed to him for saying Mugabe must step down.

Khama recently said Mugabe is now too old to rule and he could have left the helm ten years ago.

"President Ian Khama is a leader of leaders who does not make hurt statements or insults against other leaders and he is not a criminal or a looter of public funds, " said the pastor.

"Botswana has looked after Zimbabwean refugees for more than three (3) decades , the Zimbabwean President should be ashamed and apologize for insulting President Ian Khama who has looked after his people (REFUGEES) for over three (3) decades."

The pastor said Botswana is a very good example its economy is very! very! strong and very good for the entire nation of Botswana.

"There i the rule of law and democracy in Botswana is good. President Ian Khama's government respects the nation's constitution - which is the "Supreme law of Botswana," said the pastor. "Botswana is the only peaceful nation in Africa."