Pretoria (AFP) - A Southern African regional bloc Monday agreed to dispatch a team of observers to crisis-torn Lesotho following an apparent coup, while coalition leaders agreed to restore parliament which was suspended in June.
The SADC agreed to send a "facilitator" and "to deploy an observer team on politics, defence and security as a matter of urgency".
The leaders of the troubled coalition also agreed "on the roadmap with clear timelines on how to remove the parliament prorogation".
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