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Diplomats from Dublin to Pretoria keep close watch on former PM Thabane ex-wife's murder trial

Former prime minister Motsoahahe Thomas Thabane with his second wife Maesiah Thabane.
Former prime minister Motsoahahe Thomas Thabane with his second wife Maesiah Thabane. © Molise Molise/AFP
The former head of government in Lesotho, Thomas Motsoahae Thabane, is facing charges for his alleged role in the assassination of his wife Lipolelo Thabane in 2017. Since the time of the events, several key witnesses have been opportunely placed on overseas diplomatic appointments. [...]
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