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Lesotho
Lesotho PM questioned over wife's murder
Thabane was interviewed at his office rather than at a police station, following a request by his party, the All Basotho Convention (ABC).
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SANDF accused of terrorising Lesotho rural farmers near border
The villagers say their livestock cross the river between the two countries and when they want to recover them, they're threatened by South African soldiers and the farmer.
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Lesotho police request PM Tom Thabane to answer questions over wife's murder
Thabane was asked to appear before the office of the Deputy Commissioner of Police Criminal Investigation Division on Wednesday in the morning.
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Minister Maseribane: Lesotho first lady cannot be above the law, must surrender
There’s a warrant for her arrest and she’s on the run after police asked her to answer questions about the killing of Thabane’s second wife in 2017.
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Tom Thabane’s resignation set to create more challenges for Lesotho
Thabane (80) has announced on Thursday that he was stepping down.
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Embattled Lesotho PM Tom Thabane to retire
Minister of communications Thesele Maseribane said that constitutional processes would determine the date when Thabane would step down.
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Jeff Radebe heads to Lesotho to quell tensions
Warring factions of Prime Minister Tom Thabane's all Basotho convention party are concluding talks to finalise his exit.
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Lesotho’s first lady allegedly 'hiding' in the statehouse
Her lawyers have kept her whereabouts a closely guarded secret refusing to divulge her location even to the courts.
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Wanted Lesotho first lady given an extra day to appear in court in person
She wants her warrant of arrest for the murder of Lipolelo Thabane to be set aside but lawyers for the police and the magistrate who issued the warrant said that unless she appeared, the court could not claim that she was within its jurisdiction.
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Lesotho's first lady still at large as court to rule on arrest warrant
She's wanted in connection with the fatal shooting of Prime Minister Tom Thabane's second wife Lipolelo in 2017.
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Mboweni sparks reaction after calling on SA & Lesotho to ‘remove the border’
Tito Mboweni, who studied at the National University of Lesotho in the 80s, was commenting on the political crisis in the Mountain Kingdom.
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Thabane’s wife Maesaisah a no-show for questioning over Lipolelo’s murder
Tom Thabane's daughter, advocate Nkoya Hlaele, has accused the first lady Maesaiah of being involved in the brutal killing of his second wife Lipolelo Thabane.
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Shaun Abrahams accused of conducting a trial by ambush in Lesotho
Former NPA head Shaun Abrahams is prosecuting a case in which former army commander Tlali Kamoli and other soldiers are accused of killing another former army commander Maaparankoe Mahao.
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Shaun Abrahams' credibility questioned in Lesotho case
Abrahams is representing the state in its case against controversial former army commander Tlali Kamoli.
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Tom Thabane withdraws notice to suspend police boss Holomo Molibeli
The Lesotho High Court has endorsed a settlement that allows Holomo Molibeli to return to work and nullifies the appointment of Sera Makharilele as acting commissioner.
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Lesotho NGO concerned Thabane suspension of top cop will ignite security crisis
Lesotho Council of NGOs Seabata Motsamai said that NGOs believed that Thabane was trying to delay answering how his mobile was called by a number traced to the place and time where his wife was killed.
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Lesotho top cop Molibeli says PM Thabane implicated in his wife’s killing
The police commissioner says a cellphone number - known to police - traced to the area where Thabane's estranged wife Lipolelo was shot in 2017
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No need for us to maintain presence in SA, says Lesotho consular general
Majoro Mohapi told Eyewitness News that his office is failing to pay for expenses and he had to illegally reconnect his electricity in the past when it was disconnected for non-payment.
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Lesotho diplomats run illegal alcohol ring in SA
The country’s Consul General in Johannesburg said it was common knowledge that his colleagues sold duty-free alcohol and even took it across the border.
