Ho nale nonyana e nyane mane Africa, mme ke nonyana e ntle. Jwale, hangata, e tshehadi ke e mpe ho feta e tona. E tona ke e ntle ka ho fetisisa: tshepe e tona, none e tona, kgwale e tona, e -- mokoko, hangata ke o motle ka ... Hobane sethole ke sa le hae kamehla. Se dula hodima serobe; se hodisa ditsuonyana. E fapane le phakwe, noha, pokola, leha e kaba eng (O ya bona?) di hodisa madinyane. Botala bo joalo bo atisa ho ba teng nakong ena ho tlōla metabolism ea diminerale. E le molao-sena ke phello ea "likhahla" tsa ho fepa likhomo nakong ea bokhachane 1, 2. (a) Ke’ng se se thabišago batho ba Modimo lehono? (b) Batswadi ba Bakriste le bagolo ba ka thuša bana bjang go kwešiša seo se bolelwago ke kolobetšo? While Lesotho has seen many elections as discussed above, it would appear that, current political leadership is tittering on the path of illiberal democracy. This is where elected rulers pay little attention to individual rights such as free speech and fair employment practices. It is under this environment where malpractices such as unfair labour practice are rife and opposition to what the rulers do is difficult and people are manipulated through control of state media and the use of state apparatus. In this situation, there is impunity and the courts are not respected. It would appear that something drastic must be done to arrest the country from taking this dangerous political trajectory. The independence of Judiciary is sacrosanct in any democracy, but this does not obtain in an illiberal democracy. The firing of the President of the Court of Appeal and an attempt to appoint an impeached justice is not a good example the country want to portray internationally and domestically.