Matshwao a letsoho a ka boela a bonwa ka marang-rang kapa mahetleng a thepa e kgoloanyane ya malapa, athe molala wa phofu e nyane e ka robeha. Ho ya ka Predation Management Manual, moriri o moholo o kgaolwa, mme nkwe e atisa ho ja ka hare ho maoto a ka morao ebe e ja 1 kg ho ya ho 2 kg ya nama. Ha se hangata di ja mala. Monday 21 May 2007. The exiled Reverend Lekhoaba of Harvest FM called to his radio station that morning put the city of Maseru onto a complete surprise. He reported that he was investigating the citizenship of the Cabinet ministers of Lesotho. Among his find outs was that a Mosotho man by the name of Bethuel Pakalitha Mosisili posses a South African ID. He said he was also investigating the properties that are owned by these ministers in South Africa. These were very startling news as Lekhoaba was expelled from Lesotho because the government said he owned a South African ID. Meanwhile Lekhoaba had filed a case against the authorities of Lesotho for having expelled him from Lesotho. That dramatic court battle was scheduled to take place on the 11th of June 2007. Wednesday 23 May 2007. Some judges who were appointed to conduct the coming case of Reverend Lekhoaba apparently were not interested in doing so, because they found the case too sensitive to shake the foundations of the country’s peace. They proposed measures to try to stop the going on of that trial. The courts began their work two hours late on Tuesday 22 May because these judges were on meeting about the issue of Reverend Lekhoaba’s case. The news of the South African ID of the Prime Minister shook the lowlands of Lesotho. The revelation of Mosisili’s South African ID has forced the LCD and the Speaker of parliament to pass a vote of confidence to Mosisili in parliament that was scheduled for Thursday 24 May 2007 but it never materialised.