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THE two Asian nationals allegedly linked to a M5 billion drug manufacturing laboratory in #Khubetsoana have left #Lesotho and are now on the run.
This comes as police investigations into the matter continue, with Commissioner of Police, Advocate Borotho Matsoso, insisting the case will proceed to court once investigations are complete.
The two suspects were arrested in February this year during a police raid at a facility in Lifariking, Khubetsoana, but are now believed to be hiding in neighbouring South Africa amid explosive allegations of bribery, political protection and a police cover-up. https://t.co/z3fZ7XXtxS
Lesotho 🇱🇸 wants to renegotiate its water deal with South Africa 🇿🇦 .
Through the Lesotho Highlands Water Project, water flows from Lesotho to Gauteng, including Johannesburg.
Right now, Lesotho earns about $200 million a year, around 10% of its economy.
But the deal was signed in 1986, and Lesotho says it’s outdated.
They now want higher royalties and better compensation.
Talks are expected to begin in April 2026.
Manchester United didn’t go from Erik ten Hag straight to Michael Carrick.
We didn’t go from a team that struggled to protect a lead under Ten Hag to a defensively compact side just because Carrick has spent three weeks at the club.
We didn’t go from a squad full of egos, indiscipline, and clubbing addictions to one built on athleticism, focus, unity, and hard work simply because Carrick arrived three weeks ago.
We didn’t go from a team that was consistently outplayed and dominated in possession under Ten Hag to one that now controls games and dominates the ball just because Carrick has been around for a few weeks.
We didn’t go from a team with serious goal-scoring problems under Ten Hag to one scoring for fun just because Carrick took over.
We didn’t suddenly become a threat from set pieces just because Carrick has spent three weeks at Manchester United.
A certain Portuguese coach ensured that ego, indiscipline, and toxicity were completely eradicated from the dressing room.
He made sure deadwood and entitled players were cut loose.
He made sure we became a possession-based team again that could match the athleticism and intensity of any opponent.
He made sure we fought for every ball, scored goals, and converted set pieces.
He made sure the players were united, the dressing room was healthy, and most importantly, that Manchester United became a joy to watch again after years of depressing football.
His name is Rúben Amorim!
Hate him all you want, but the truth remains: he is the single most important reason we are where we are as a club right now.
1. Keep a manager you're not sure about and give him 300 million then sack him 2 months later.
2. Appoint a 10/10 (Sir Jim's words) DOF then sack him after 3 months because you don't like his advice.
3. Bring in a manager with a totally different philosophy to the team and players. Sack him after a year.
Trust the INEOS Process....Rather trust Ronald McDonald with my pet cow