• Skip to main content
  • Skip to secondary menu
  • Skip to footer
  • Add Event
  • Directory
  • Submit News

MyZA

Free Events Calendar and Business Directory

  • SA News
  • Contact
  • Submit News
  • Directory
  • Quickly Add Listing

South Africa: President Ramaphosa encouraged by progress achieved in the Kingdom of Lesotho

4 February 2023 By admin

The Presidency: Republic of South Africa
Download logo

President Cyril Ramaphosa today, 4 February 2023, welcomed the Right Honorable Prime Minister Mr. Samuel Ntsokoane Matekane of the Kingdom of Lesotho at his official residence, Mahlamba Ndlopfu, Pretoria, for a bi-lateral discussion on the progress being made in the Kingdom since the Prime Minister’s ascension to office and to further strengthen the historic bilateral relations between the two countries. 

President Ramaphosa again expressed his well wishes to the Prime Minister for his electoral success and appointment as the Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Lesotho as well as the formation of the new government. President Ramaphosa also commended the People of Lesotho for achieving this great milestone.

“The successes recorded thus far towards the conclusion of the national reforms process is encouraging. I believe that, as per the Prime Minister’s undertaking, the new government will expedite its efforts and complete all outstanding matters to finalise the reform process and pass the outstanding Constitutional Amendment Bill,” said President Ramaphosa. 

President Ramaphosa expressed his personal commitment and South Africa`s continued readiness to support Basotho on the journey towards the Lesotho that the Basotho want.

On bilateral ties and friendship, South Africa attaches immense value to the bilateral cooperation with the Kingdom of Lesotho. In this regard, President Ramaphosa undertook to convene the inaugural Bi-National Commission (BNC) at mutually agreed date in 2023. 

The leaders also affirmed their commitments to multilateral institutions including their support of the SADC Mission in Mozambique (SAMIM). President Ramaphosa voiced his gratitude for the Kingdom’s contribution to SAMIM.  

Distributed by APO Group on behalf of The Presidency: Republic of South Africa.

Source: Africa Newsroom – APO





Previous: Robberies surge as criminals take advantage of South Africa’s power outages
Next: Nigeria and Ghana are prone to devastating floods – they could achieve a lot by working together





Filed Under: Africa Tagged With: apo

RSS Events

  • Deftones Setlist: What to Expect From Their 2027 Live Show
  • Hyde Park Corner Brings Out the Stars for This Year’s Spectacular Tree Lighting Celebration!
  • Step Inside: Prudential Center – Home of the New Jersey Devils
  • Exclusive November Imax Lineup Features Iconic Music Legend and a Hollywood Blockbuster
  • Kasi Republic Brings Kwaito, Kasi Cars and Ispantsula Style to Riversands Farm Village This Reconciliation Day
  • Festive Shopping Made Simple at Solly Kramer’s Parkhurst
  • LEDBox Hires Outdoor LED Screen Trailers with On-Site Crew
  • From Busking to the Business of Music: MEX Opens New Doors
  • P!NK Setlist: What to Expect From Her 2027 Live At Sphere Residency
  • Dinosaurs Stomp Into Cradlestone Mall This Festive Season

About admin

The one with a "My Complex" - incurable but fun. Grumpy, Cynical, Wise and Idiotic. I can also be found HERE.

Footer

Latest News from Africa

  • Prince Albert – the New King of Jazz
  • Eritrea: Independence Cup in Southern Region
  • President El-Sisi Follows-up on the Evacuation of Egyptian Citizens from Sudan
  • United Arab Emirates welcomes initiation of talks between Sudanese Armed Forces and Rapid Support Forces
  • Ghana’s regions: why creating new territories has caused problems
  • Uganda Red Cross Delivers Relief Aid to Kisoro Floods-Affected Communities
  • President Ramaphosa alarmed over conflict, violence in eastern DRC
  • Mental health: almost half of Johannesburg students in new study screened positive for probable depression
  • Dietary Supplements for Dogs and Cats: Enhancing Well-being
  • Midwives scramble to ensure safe deliveries amid violence in Sudan

RSS MyPR’s Free Press Releases

© 2026 MyZA · Port Elizabeth, South Africa | Privacy Policy | MyZA content usage