Ramaphosa to return to Lesotho
Updated | By Olivia Phalaetsile
Ramaphosa, the Southern African Development Community (SADC) facilitator, will visit the country on Tuesday and Wednesday to continue his efforts to help return the country to constitutional normalcy, spokesman Ronnie Mamoepa said.
"The visit comes in the context of SADC's double troika mandate for Deputy President Ramaphosa to help create dialogue among all
Lesotho's political and other role players with a view to addressing their current political and security challenges."
He would be helped by SADC deputy executive secretary Themba Mhlongo, who was leading the regional body's team of experts, and members of the secretariat including Zimbabwe, Namibia, and Botswana.
During the last two visits to Lesotho, Ramaphosa briefed King Letsie III and met, among others, members of the coalition of political parties including Prime Minister Tom Thabane, opposition parties, the council of churches, the college of chiefs, and members of the NGO sector.
(File photo: Gallo Images)
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