The Right Honourable Prime Minister Dr Motsoahae Thomas Thabane said his government is working on a strategic plan of reaching out to all Basotho, so that everyone has a stake in the national reforms, hence why they have asked SADC to help in bringing back the leader of Lesotho Congress for Democracy (LCD) who is in exile.

This he said in Maseru over the weekend in a meeting with leaders of opposition parties which are not in parliament, where he stated that Honourable  Mothejoa Metsing like other leaders has a right to contribute in the national reforms.

However Dr Thabane appealled to all the leaders to put aside their political differences, but work hard for the sake of the country.

This meeting was one of few meetings which the Prime Minister launched, with the purpose of ensuring that every sector has a representative in the national reforms.He had therefore met with the Former Prime Minister Dr Bethuel Mosisili on behalf of opposition parties in parliament, therefore this shall continue until he meets up with all leaders in the country.

On the other hand Dr Thabane pointed out that the journey to the national reforms has started, therefore on the 9th to the 10th August this year there will be a leaders conference and on October they will hold a multi stakeholders national conference that will be the direction in the upcoming national reforms.