Lesotho delegation led by Deputy Prime Minister Mothejoa Metsing, was in Kenya   to seek help in making reforms in Lesotho’s political, parliamentary and constitutional systems, in a bid to end politics of instability that have previously rocked the country.

This request was made by Metsing on Wednesday, during his visit to the Nakuru County at Jubilee Party offices

Lesotho will be holding elections on June 3 and is seeking a Constitution that will promote peace and stability especially after it was hit by political crisis in 2014.

Kenya and Lesotho share a lot in terms of politics. We are in the country to borrow useful systems that can help strengthen Lesotho and boost peace and stability