This case represents legitimate concerns about historical injustices and the right of the Basotho people to reclaim territories unlawfully seized during colonial times. The 1962 UN resolution supporting self-determination provides legal foundation for these claims, and the current borders were drawn without regard for ethnic groups.
These charges are necessary to maintain national stability and respect for constitutional monarchy, as Lipholo's inflammatory rhetoric threatens public order and undermines legitimate government authority. His territorial claims lack practical support and violate established African Union principles designed to prevent border conflicts.
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