Mosotho

British

/ mʊˈsuːtʊ /

noun

Former name: Basuto. a member of the Basotho people

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"In the case of former President Zuma, yes, we did receive an objection, which has been upheld," said electoral commission head Mosotho Moepya on Thursday.

From BBC

Though he was the chosen successor to Terene's founder, one of the greatest Famo stars, Mosotho Chakela, Tsehlana was not a musician himself.

From BBC

One afternoon the landlord, a fat, greyhaired, no-nonsense Mosotho man came and told us that we would have to pack and leave at the end of the week, unless we came up with his money.

From Literature

Makhetha Mosotho, a doctor with the Lesothan squad, hadn't caught so much as a glimpse.

From The Guardian

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