The Basotho Covenant Movement Malata Naha is denying allegations of setting up illegal military training camps in South Africa.

Last month, Lesotho's security chiefs claimed the group is recruiting and training Basotho youths for terrorism purposes.

Lulu Gaboo spoke to Abdulmalik Molapo, the group's spokesperson, to respond to these allegations and shed more light on the group's activities...

The Basotho Covenant Movement Malata Naha is denying allegations of setting up illegal military training camps in South Africa.
Last month, Lesotho's security chiefs claimed the group is recruiting and training Basotho youths for terrorism purposes.
Lulu Gaboo spoke to Abdulmalik Molapo, the group's spokesperson, to respond to these allegations and shed more light on the group's activities...

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Basotho Covenant Movement Malata Naha denies setting up illegal military training camps in SA

South Africa's Chief Director for Global Governance and Continental Agenda at the Department of International Relations and Cooperation (DIRCO) Ambassador Dave Malcomson wants to strengthen halal food certification and expand broader halal sector cooperation with Pakistan as both countries work to deepen trade and investment ties. Malcomson was speaking during a dIplomacy dialogue hosted by DIRCO in collaboration with the Pakistan High Commission in South Africa in Johannesburg. Channel Africa's reporter Micheal Mbewe has the story.

South Africa's Chief Director for Global Governance and Continental Agenda at the Department of International Relations and Cooperation (DIRCO) Ambassador Dave Malcomson wants to strengthen halal food certification and expand broader halal sector cooperation with Pakistan as both countries work to deepen trade and investment ties. Malcomson was speaking during a dIplomacy dialogue hosted by DIRCO in collaboration with the Pakistan High Commission in South Africa in Johannesburg. Channel Africa's reporter Micheal Mbewe has the story.

South Africa and Pakistan Strengthen Halal Trade Cooperation

The African Diaspora Forum ADF - has expressed concern regarding recent diplomatic responses by certain African governments following anti-undocumented migrant marches in South Africa. The ADF acknowledges the genuine frustrations that exist around undocumented migration and supports the proper documentation of all foreign nationals to assist the South African government in governing its territory effectively, lawfully, and in the interest of all who reside within its borders. At the same time, it is important to distinguish between community-led protests and official State policy. Lulu Gaboo spoke to Bongani Mazwi Mkwananzi from ADF

The African Diaspora Forum ADF - has expressed concern regarding recent diplomatic responses by certain African governments following anti-undocumented migrant marches in South Africa. The ADF acknowledges the genuine frustrations that exist around undocumented migration and supports the proper documentation of all foreign nationals to assist the South African government in governing its territory effectively, lawfully, and in the interest of all who reside within its borders. At the same time, it is important to distinguish between community-led protests and official State policy. Lulu Gaboo spoke to Bongani Mazwi Mkwananzi from ADF

African Diaspora Forum  expresses concern over diplomatic responses by certain African governments on migrant marches in SA

12.5 tones of medical supplies to fight Ebola are set to arrive in the Democratic Republic of Congo on Tuesday, but limited testing capacity was slowing the response to the outbreak. This is according to a World Health Organization official.   There have been at least 600 suspected cases and 130 suspected deaths from Ebola, which has also spread to neighbouring Uganda. Lulu Gaboo spoke to Programme Area Manager for Emergency Preparedness at WHO, Dr Dick Chamla

12.5 tones of medical supplies to fight Ebola are set to arrive in the Democratic Republic of Congo on Tuesday, but limited testing capacity was slowing the response to the outbreak. This is according to a World Health Organization official.&nbsp;&nbsp; There have been at least 600 suspected cases and 130 suspected deaths from Ebola, which has also spread to neighbouring Uganda. Lulu Gaboo spoke to Programme Area Manager for Emergency Preparedness at WHO, Dr Dick Chamla

Basotho Covenant Movement Malata Naha denies setting up illegal military training camps in SA

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