Lesotho Parliament is this week expected to discuss claims by the country's security organs that there are illegal training camps on South African farms. In a report published by- Ground Up - an online news Agency- the heads of the Lesotho Defence Force , the Lesotho Mounted Police Service and other national security organisations allege that young Basotho are being lured by a militant group called, Malata Naha to fight for return of South African territories to Lesotho.We now speak to Lesotho member of parliament Advocate Lekhetho Rakuoane, former Minister of Tourism, Environment and Culture, he is also former minister of Home Affairs in Lesotho.  The leader of the Popular Front for Democracy (PFD).

<p>Lesotho Parliament is this week expected to discuss claims by the country's security organs that there are illegal training camps on South African farms. In a report published by- Ground Up - an online news Agency- the heads of the Lesotho Defence Force , the Lesotho Mounted Police Service and other national security organisations allege that young Basotho are being lured by a militant group called, Malata Naha to fight for return of South African territories to Lesotho.We now speak to Lesotho member of parliament Advocate Lekhetho Rakuoane, former Minister of Tourism, Environment and Culture, he is also former minister of Home Affairs in Lesotho. &nbsp;The leader of the Popular Front for Democracy (PFD).</p>