What does LCD stand for?

Lesotho Congress for Democracy (Lesotho)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Opposition parties accuse the electoral commission of wrongly allocating 21 of the 120 seats in parliament to the alliance led by the ruling Lesotho Congress for Democracy.

Lesotho rules out new talks on poll dispute

Before the 2007 election, the ruling party, the Lesotho Congress for Democracy (LCD), which had fragmented before the 2002 election, was still intact.

The 2007 General Election in Lesotho: The Application and the ...

The Lesotho Congress for Democracy, which has governed for the past decade, won a landslide victory in 2002.

Lesotho holds elections for new gov't

Prime Minister Pakalitha Mosisili had urged voters to reward his Lesotho Congress for Democracy party for bringing peace and stability to a country with a violent and troubled past.

New Lesotho opposition vies for power

Prime Minister Mosisili's Lesotho Congress for Democracy won him a comfortable third term in the elections, fighting off the All Basotho Congress (ABC) formed just months earlier by Thabane, a former foreign minister.

Lesotho tensions flare with attacks on politicians

The ruling Lesotho Congress for Democracy has a solid majority in parliament, which the opposition claims is illegitimate.

Lesotho to modernise vote system