The rot at Ministry of Environment, Natural Resources Conservation and Tourism and Botswana Tourism Organisation (BTO) which is unraveling before the Parliamentary Committee on Statutory Bodies and State Enterprises (PCSB) portrays Tshekedi Khama as an untouchable minister, who only listens to himself. In a short space of time it appears Tshekedi Khama has emerged as the most powerful cabinet minister who has all resources at his disposal at times not seeking cabinet approval to carry out his wishes. Tshekedi scales the skies Immediately after being appointed Minister of Environment, Wildlife and Tourism (MEWT), Tshekedi Khama embarked on an ambitious project of curbing poaching which was threatening the country’s fauna. In order to command both air and ground spaces, MEWT started to equip themselves, procuring four Jabiru J430 aircrafts in November last year. In an interview recently Minister Tshekedi confirmed that his ministry has also bought another aircraft which is used for official business and was quick to add that other ministries have been using it also. The Department of Wildlife and National Parks (DWNP) recently procured eight helicopters that will be used for anti-poaching and some are currently in Maun and Kasane. The ministry has been busy on a recruitment…