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Metsing the unlikely saviour of Thabane
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Mahao charms BAP supporters in maiden rally
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MASERU – THE party is new but the promises are old.
This was the message sent to residents of Koro-Koro last Sunday as former All Basotho Convention (ABC) deputy leader, Professor Nqosa Mahao, officially unveiled his Basotho Action Party (BAP).
Professor Mahao defected from the ABC last month. He had been part of the coalition government as justice minister having played a pivotal role in ousting former Prime Minister Thomas Thabane last year.
He didn’t stay long in the government before a fall-out that saw him and a few allies breaking out and forming the BAP.
Thousands of people attended the launch rally held at a football ground near St Joseph’s RC Mission, eager to hear the promises of the new party.
Fresh poser for the ABC - Lesotho Times
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Massive blow for Mahao
dealing a death blow to his plans for a no confidence vote against Majoro.
‘Marafaele Mohloboli
FORMER ruling All Basotho Convention (ABC) deputy Nqosa Mahao’s plans to push a successful no confidence vote against the Moeketsi Majoro-led governing coalition appear dead in the water at least for now.
This after only nine legislators dumped the ABC to join his newly formed Basotho Action Party (BAP). The nine who have publicly joined the BAP are Mphosong MP Libe Motšoane, Sotlehang Sekhamane (Maputsoe constituency), Fako Moshoeshoe (Mabote), ‘Mamoipone Senauoane (Thaba-Tseka), Motlatsi Maqelepo (Berea), Mphosi Nkhasi (Pela-Tšoeu), Nto Moakhi (Malibamatšo), Tello Kibane (Peka) and Motebang Koma (Koro-Koro).