As DPP fails to charge him, again! Fear, loathe or love him, Isaac Kgosi, has once more been served a survival dish – miraculously staying out of facing charges when other new names were added to the charge sheet in the on-going National Petroleum Fund (NPF) case where P250m was looted. Observers have not missed the gapping omission and are now reading more into the developments, with some suspecting that he will now be turned into a state witness against some of the accused persons. Such speculation is fuelled by Count 2 in the charge sheet, where particulars of the offence suggest that Accused number one, Kenneth Kerekang, had lied and misled Kgosi which led to the latter diverting funds from the NPF to purchase spy equipment fromsuppliers in Israel. Others read more political machinations into the unfolding NPF saga, with the current President Mokgweetsi Masisi – seemingly scared of the damage Kgosi would do was he to be hauled before open court to defend himself. With Kgosi also being a loyalist to Khama, he is seen as the man who could ultimately reconcile the two with that prospect eliminated completely were he to be charged. Some – based on…