A judge in Botswana has issued an arrest warrant for former president Ian Khama on suspicion of unlawful weapons ownership.
A judge has ordered Mr Khama's immediate custody and issued an arrest warrant for him.
The 69-year-old left his home nation a year ago and has since been residing in neighbouring South Africa.
He said he wasn't seeking to flee the nation or seek sanctuary, despite having a falling out with President Mokgweetsi Masisi.
2018 saw Mr Khama leave office after serving for 10 years (during two terms of five years each).
He faces a total of fourteen accusations, including ones of money laundering and trafficking of stolen items. The warrant is particular to the ownership of five unauthorised firearms.
Seretse Khama's son, Mr Khama, has not yet addressed the arrest warrant in public, but he has previously accused Mr Masisi of conducting a witch hunt against him.