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Herald Reporter
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Freeman Razemba Crime Reporter
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Sydney Kawadza Assistant News Editor
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From Tendai Mugabe in CHISUMBANJE
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Lesotho PM jets in on 3-day State visit
Herald Reporters
LESOTHO Prime Minister Mr Tom Motsoahae Thabane arrived in the country yesterday afternoon on a three-day State visit.
He was received at the Harare International Airport by President Mugabe and senior Government officials.
These included Foreign Affairs Minister Simbarashe Mumbengegwi, Defence Minister Emmerson Mnangagwa, Minister of State Security Sydney Sekeramayi, Zanu-PF national chairman Cde Simon Khaya-Moyo and service chiefs.
PM Thabane received a 21-gun salute and inspected the guard of honour.
He touched down to a rousing welcome from hundreds of people who had gathered at the airport yesterday afternoon to witness his arrival.
The two leaders later had a meeting at a local hotel that lasted almost an hour.
The President then hosted a banquet in honour of PM Thabane at State House.
President Mugabe congratulated PM Thabane on his recent election.
He said PM Thabane’s election was a testimony to the trust and confidence the people of Lesotho have in his leadership skill.
“In the same vein, we also pay tribute to the people of Lesotho for the smooth and peaceful change of government, which attests to your ever maturing democracy.