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Mathibeli Mokhothu

Mosotho politician

Person

Born: 1977-01-01

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5 total works indexed

Recent progress on natural fiber hybrid composites for advanced applications: A review
· 2019 · cited 356x
Review on hygroscopic aging of cellulose fibres and their biocomposites
· 2015 · cited 190x
Bio-based coatings for reducing water sorption in natural fibre reinforced composites
· 2017 · cited 66x
Valorisation of chicken feathers: Characterisation of thermal, mechanical and electrical properties
· 2018 · cited 62x
Synthesis, mechanical, and flammability properties of metal hydroxide reinforced polymer composites: A review
· 2021 · cited 59x

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Quotes

“Whenever a new party is formed, the first thing you should do is ask yourselves tough questions, such as the motive behind the move.”
“I plead with DC supporters to be vigilant and ask themselves tough questions when new parties are being formed. You should seek to understand what their agenda is and guard against being impressionable.”
“Only political parties founded on the congress ideology understand the people’s plight and their needs. People should not be taken by the wave of a new political party whose intentions are not noble.”
“Be cautious. Be vigilant. Don’t ride on a leopard’s back because it will speed of with you to the forest where you will meet your demise. Look carefully around you and question why some parties are being formed. Lesotho is at a crossroads. The old Sesotho adage says that you cannot place your harvest of sorghum on an immature donkey lest it fall and spill your food.”
“We need to support a political party that is familiar with governance and administration. One that is familiar with the laws of this country and has direction. It is for these reasons that we urge you to lend the DC your votes. Elect us into power. All DC cadres must go back home and launch a door-to-door campaign to win hearts in Leribe.”
“I am surprised by people as old as 70 forming political parties, saying they can bring change in Lesotho. Where have they been all along? These people have been among us, and we have been watching as the ageing process took a toll on them. Now they say they can make a difference? They must get lost. They should just go away.”