Deputy president Cyril Ramaphosa plans to make a "major" announcement on Thursday relating to his facilitation efforts in Lesotho, his spokesman Ronnie Mamoepa said.
The announcement would be made at a press briefing in Maseru at 2pm.
"He is expected to be joined in the press conference by leaders of political parties in Lesotho as well as SADC deputy executive secretary Dr. Themba Mhlongo," Mamoepa said in a statement.
On Tuesday, two policemen in Lesotho were wounded during a shootout between the force and the military. Ramaphosa subsequently called for an investigation into the shooting.
Ramaphosa was in the country as part of his Southern African Development Community mandate to facilitate talks and find a solution after an attempted coup by the military on August 30.
This resulted in Lesotho's Prime Minister Thomas Thabane fleeing to South Africa, and it Parliament being closed.
Ramaphosa to make "major" announcement in Lesotho
Deputy president Cyril Ramaphosa plans to make a "major" announcement on Thursday relating to his facilitation efforts in Lesotho, his spokesman Ronnie Mamoepa said.
The announcement would be made at a press briefing in Maseru at 2pm.
"He is expected to be joined in the press conference by leaders of political parties in Lesotho as well as SADC deputy executive secretary Dr. Themba Mhlongo," Mamoepa said in a statement.
On Tuesday, two policemen in Lesotho were wounded during a shootout between the force and the military. Ramaphosa subsequently called for an investigation into the shooting.
Ramaphosa was in the country as part of his Southern African Development Community mandate to facilitate talks and find a solution after an attempted coup by the military on August 30.
This resulted in Lesotho's Prime Minister Thomas Thabane fleeing to South Africa, and it Parliament being closed.
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