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Lesot MP confronts criminal liability after he accused the monarch and the government of the country of signing the control of the forest in a much larger neighbor of South Africa.
D -R TSHPO LIPOLO also faces allegations of “violation of dignity and reputation” of the royal family, declaring itself as the chief leader of the country who came to the post.
He reportedly appeared in court on Monday to subscribe, but it was postponed to a later date this month.
The opposition MP is previously called In order for some South Africa to be declared “Lesotho Territory” and wants them to return under the control of Lesotho,
Among them is a free state, one of the three South African provinces that share the border with a small South African nation. Dr. Linghol also claims parts of the Northern Cape, Mpumalang, Eastern Cape and Quasul-Natal.
The people of Lesot, called Basot, lived in these areas until the 19th century, when they were captured by African -white South Africans. Many still live there, especially in a free state.
In a letter of charge, the BBC saw, the state accuses the legislator of “soaking seditious words” and “inciting public violence”, saying that King Letsie III and the government “signed a (over) forest to become a 10 -South African province.”
These remarks were allegedly made from April to June 2025 on various social media and radio interview platforms, the state reports.
He is also accused of declaring himself the chief chief of the colonial name of the country of Basutoleland, despite the presence of the king.
On Friday, an official of the retired army was also arrested, Major -General Samuel Makar, allegedly for the support of Mr. Linghol and providing him with confidential information.
The d -rvolhol is the leader of the Bassot Pact Movement (BCM), which is the only place in parliament.
Its movement, which was previously discussed in the Parliament of Lesot, was based on the United Nations resolution of 1962, which recognized the right to self -determination and independence for the Basutoland people.
The opinion of South African officials is that some bassotas were viewed as its own, has no chance of happening because it does not use the majority support.
One of the key blocking blocks is the Declaration of Cairo in 1964, the African unity organization, now the African Union, which resulted in the African leaders to recognize the existing borders of their recently independent countries, even if they were composed of colonial powers, little to where different ethnic groups lived in order to avoid conflict.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of South Africa has confirmed this opinion in response to a question in parliament earlier this year.
Earlier, the D -R -Lifkhol told Lesotho Media that he also hoped that the movement was being discussed in the British Parliament, “because in 1966, the UK gave forest independence, without correction of the borders confiscated by African.”
According to the source, his legal team was granted until July 25, 2025 to argue for his recognizance. He remains in custody of politics.
Additional Reporting by Arrival Pumza
