Facilitator Cyril Ramaphosa announces that rival security chiefs, Lieutenant General Tlali Kamoli of the Lesotho Defence Force, centre, and Police Commissioner Khothatso Tsooana, right, will both take a leave of absence.
In an important step aimed at stabilising security ahead of early elections expected next February, two military commanders who have been vying for power and the country's most senior police officer will take a leave of absence.
Facilitator Cyril Ramaphosa announces that rival security chiefs, Lieutenant General Tlali Kamoli of the Lesotho Defence Force, centre, and Police Commissioner Khothatso Tsooana, right, will both take a leave of absence.
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