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Mahao faction renews bid to oust Thabane Share   asks court to bar him from ABC’s NEC on the grounds that he is “too sick”, accuses Hlaele of using him to capture party and govt.   Pascalinah Kabi TWO members of the Professor Nqosa Mahao-led faction of the ruling All Basotho Convention (ABC) have petitioned the High Court to declare former prime minister and party leader Thomas Thabane unfit to lead the fractious party. The two – Sekhonyana Mosenene and Thabo Sekonyela – also want the court to interdict Mr Thabane from making decisions on behalf of the ABC due to his alleged ill ...

Go well, sweet mother! ROMA-Chieftainess Mabela Seeiso Maama, who died of Covid-19-related complications on February 5, has been described as a firm, frank and fair character by his fellow chiefs in the Senate. Chieftainess Maama died at Queen Mamohato Memorial Hospital. She was 72. The chiefs said the death of Chieftainess Maama, who was the principal chief of Roma, Ha-Maama, had left a void that shall never be truly filled in the family of chiefs in Lesotho. A sweet but fearless mother who always ensured the welfare of her people, a loyal servant that always ensured that their needs were ti...

ABC faction asks court to oust Thabane ABC faction asks court to oust Thabane accuses Hlaele of using him to capture party and govt.   Pascalinah Kabi TWO members of the Professor Nqosa Mahao-led faction of the ruling All Basotho Convention (ABC) have petitioned the High Court to declare former prime minister and party leader Thomas Thabane unfit to lead the fractious party. The two – Sekhonyana Mosenene and Thabo Sekonyela – also want the court to interdict Mr Thabane from making decisions on behalf of the ABC due to his alleged ill health until a new leader is elected. Their biz...

Ministry seeks diamond amnesty extension Ministry seeks diamond amnesty extension Bereng Mpaki THE Ministry of Mining is considering extending the deadline of the amnesty it gave to all holders of illegal diamonds to surrender them to government. Last November, parliament passed the Precious Stones (Prevention of Illicit and Theft of Diamonds) Regulations of 2020 to allow holders of illegal diamonds to hand them over to the government on or before 31 January 2021 without fear of arrest. Ministry spokesperson ‘Makananelo Motseko said only 100 diamonds of varying sizes had been surrende...