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Basotho National Party

Fractures weaken Lesotho’s ruling party
Africa
/ 5 September 2018

Fractures weaken Lesotho’s ruling party

The rowdiness that marked the All Basotho Convention’s navel-gazing “sabbatical conference” gave a new twist to the leadership battle in the party

By Staff Reporter
Lesotho’s parties agree to remain in coalition
Africa
/ 21 June 2014

Lesotho’s parties agree to remain in coalition

Parties in Lesotho’s shaky coalition government have averted a political crisis by agreeing to continue working together until elections in 2017.

By Sapa Afp
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/ 11 November 2008

Lesotho’s former dictator says Parliament ‘illegitimate’

Lesotho’s former dictator, Major General Metsing Lekhanya, on Tuesday called the parliament "illegitimate".

By Staff Reporter
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/ 18 January 2008

Lesotho claims to uncover plot to kill ministers

The government of Lesotho believes it has uncovered a plot by opposition political parties to assassinate some government ministers and business people, spokesperson Mothejoa Metsing said on Friday. Metsing said the government had uncovered a plot that was allegedly to take place during a planned mass work boycott in February.

By Staff Reporter

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