The South Africa-Lesotho Joint Bilateral Commission of Cooperation held in Maseru has come to an end. The intensive three days meeting marks a new era on how the two countries relate on matters of trade, cross border movement of goods and services as well as smooth transfer of school-going children across the borders.
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