Normalcy expected to return in Lesotho

NORMALCY is now expected to return  in Lesotho following the intervention by the Sadc Troika on Politics, Defence and Security to thwart an apparent military coup.

Zimbabwean Foreign Affairs secretary Joey Bimha confirmed the development yesterday, adding that Lesotho Prime Minister Thomas Thabane and his deputy Mothetjoa Metsing were now expected to go back to Maseru after they buried their differences.

“The Organ on Politics, Defence and Security, involving South Africa, Namibia and Zimbabwe as the chair, had an opportunity to dialogue and also with the various parties involved,” Bimha said.

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