Situated 120 kilometres east of Orapa, Mosu village is synonymous with the name of President Ian Khama, who has popularised it as his future retirement home. The spin-offs have been in the form of a construction boom. After the completion of the airstrip, the village has another shot in the arm as construction of a road is coming their way. On Wednesday, the Minister of Transport and Communications Kitso Mokaila informed Parliament that government will construct a 25 kilometre road to the village. “The awarded cost for design and construction supervision is P12, 897,981.60 and the estimated budget for construction is P228, 420,764.39,” revealed Mokaila. Mokaila, who was answering a question from the MP for Boteti West Sethomo Lelatisitswe, said the design of the road has been completed and construction is expected to commence in March 2018 and end in August 2019. President Khama is expected to retire from office in April next year. The construction of the road comes hardly weeks after Mokaila confirmed in a press briefing that the construction of the airstrip has been completed. In 2013 when handing over a house built by Debswana to a destitute, President Khama informed the residents of Mosu that government…