Former Botswana Official Carter Morupisi Sentenced to Seven Years for Corruption.

Gaborone, Botswana - Carter Morupisi, the former Permanent Secretary to the President of Botswana, has been sentenced to seven years in prison for his involvement in a corruption scandal that has raised significant concerns about governance in the country. Morupisi was found guilty of accepting a bribe in the form of a $46,000 Land Cruiser to award a $36.7 million tender contract to a company in 2014.

former Permanent Secretary to the President of Botswana,
Former Permanent Secretary to the President of Botswana, Carter Morupisi

The ruling marks a critical step in Botswana’s ongoing efforts to combat corruption within its government ranks. The case drew public attention as it highlighted the challenges faced by the country in maintaining transparency and accountability among its officials. The court’s decision reflects a commitment to hold public servants accountable for their actions and to restore public trust in government institutions.

Morupisi’s conviction is part of a broader initiative by the Botswana government to address corruption and improve governance. As the nation grapples with its reputation for integrity, this case serves as a reminder of the importance of ethical conduct among public officials.