Lesotho’s youth development boot camp aims to tackle crime, ill-discipline
4 June 2023, 10:34 PM |

A member of Lesotho's military looks on as he stands guard in front of an armed personnel carrier at the entrance of the army barracks in the capital Maseru.
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A member of Lesotho's military looks on as he stands guard in front of an armed personnel carrier at the entrance of the army barracks in the capital Maseru.Related Posts
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