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Lesotho celebrated a significant milestone with the ceremonial raising of its national flag at the African Union. This event symbolizes the country’s active role in the AU Peace and Security Council, reflecting its commitment to advancing peace and stability across Africa. Ambassador Ntsiuoa Sekete emphasized the importance of this occasion for both national pride and continental duty.
Africa-Press – Lesotho. A moment of pride, purpose, and renewed commitment.
The Kingdom of Lesotho proudly marked a significant milestone with the ceremonial raising of its national flag at the African Union, symbolizing its active and impactful tenure as a Member of the AU Peace and Security Council (#PSC).
The ceremony reflects Lesotho’s deep sense of responsibility and excitement to contribute meaningfully to advancing peace, security, and stability across the continent. As the flag ascended, so too did our collective resolve to uphold the principles of unity, solidarity, and African solutions to African challenges.
Leading the occasion, H.E. Ambassador Ntsiuoa SEKETE underscored that Lesotho’s presence in the PSC is not only a national honour but a continental duty—anchored in dialogue, prevention, and inclusive peacebuilding.
This moment is a celebration of Basotho pride and a reaffirmation of our commitment to serve Africa with integrity, humility, and purpose.
Lesotho, a small landlocked country in Southern Africa, has faced various challenges, including political instability and economic difficulties. Its involvement in the African Union Peace and Security Council highlights its commitment to regional stability and cooperation. The AU plays a crucial role in addressing conflicts and promoting peace across the continent, making Lesotho’s participation significant for its national identity and regional responsibilities. This flag-raising ceremony serves as a reminder of the importance of unity and collaboration among African nations in tackling shared challenges.
