Ak'u inahanele letsatsi le phethahetseng: u lebōpong la leoatle, Hawaii ka mohlala, hoseng haholo, 'me u ea lebenkeleng la kofi le motho ea thabileng oa ho lefa Hawaii o u fa senoelo se chesang sa kofi. E utloahala e le monate. Hona joale, ua tseba hore u ja lijo tse ntle haholo le libaka tse ntle tsa lehoatata, le pizza ... empa pele u senya nako ea phomolo, u utloile hore kofi eo u e noang hoseng ho hong le ho hong ho etsa hore u be le boima ba 'mele. Joale mpolelle, ha ho makatse? U batla ho reka kofi le ho e noa letsatsi le leng le le leng bophelo bohle ba hao. @Senqu; I am sure a person whose brains are functioning properly will know that anyone who helps those in need needs to be commended and encouraged. It is also a fact that anyone who is suspected of stealing from us must be investigated and prosecuted if found guilty. It is now to the police to prove that Ntate Moleleki has aquired the funds for the orphanage illegally or through just and honest means. His political standing must not give him a “bullet proof” vest to any investigation; together with any member of society who is suspected to have broken the law. Frederick Chiluba ammassed a massive cash reserve at the expense of the Zambian people; Mobutu was richer than his country when he was toppled by Kabila from stealing from the Zairean (DRC) people. After Bingu’s death in Malawi, a large amount of money in Kwacha and Dollar bills was discovered at the state house after some of his relatives tried to move the cash. The wife of Sani Abacha was arrested at the airport after the death of her husband in Nigeria trying to smuggle the stolen cash. This are but a few examples of our African leaders and their greed and when they are still in power; nobody dares to investigate or arrest them in case they end up in a body bag or in prison. I am not saying Moleleki is guilty of any theft; it is the job of the courts to pronounce so. Lesotho has experienced a lot of assassinations after the dawn of democracy beggining with the death of Victor Moloi; Selometsi Baholo and Maile Mosisili amongst others. Normally when people in power are involved in these kind of things, no investigations will be done; innocent people will be accused as in the case of Maile when 2nd Lt Mole Khumalo was falsly accussed of the assassination. I will not be suprised when after the fall of the LCD/DC administration these cases are properly investigated and guilty people are arrested. Back to the issue at hand, as I said before, Moleleki is not guilty of any trangression; and as a democracy, Lesotho and Her people must let the law take its course and we must desist from taking sides based on our political affiliations; we must rather protect and support government structures like the police and the judiciary in enforcing the rule of law and order at the same time protecting our democracy and constitution. Likhomo Basotho.