Men from the village of Ha Khoabane can be seen waiting outside the voting station early in the morning so that they can cast their ballots in the parliamentary elections outside of the capital Maseru. Elections in the country were brought forward by 2 years after an attempted coup six months ago drove the country into a political crises. Voting began early on 28 February in the southern African country which is completely surrounded by South Africa. 28 February 2015, Ha Lesoiti village, Lesotho. Picture: IHSAAN HAFFEJEE

People can be seen making their way towards a voting station in the village Ha Khoabane of to cast their ballots during the parliamentary elections outside of the capital Maseru. Elections in the country were brought forward by 2 years after an attempted coup six months ago drove the country into a political crises. Voting began early on 28 February in the southern African country which is completely surrounded by South Africa. 28 February 2015, Ha Lesoiti village, Lesotho. Picture: IHSAAN HAFFEJEE

A man wrapped in a traditional blanket waits in line at voting station before casting his ballot during parliamentary elections at a voting station in Ha Lesoiti village outside of the capital Maseru. Elections in the country were brought forward by 2 years after an attempted coup six months ago drove the country into a political crises. Voting began early on 28 February in the southern African country which is completely surrounded by South Africa. 28 February 2015, Ha Lesoiti village, Lesotho. Picture: IHSAAN HAFFEJEE

Residents of Ha Lesoiti village outside of the capital Maseru are seen outside their home before they make their way towards the voting station to cast their ballots during the parliamentary elections at a voting station in Ha Lesoiti village outside of the capital Maseru. Elections in the country were brought forward by 2 years after an attempted coup six months ago drove the country into a political crises. Voting began early on 28 February in the southern African country which is completely surrounded by South Africa. 28 February 2015, Ha Lesoiti village, Lesotho. Picture: IHSAAN HAFFEJEE

A man wrapped in a traditional blanket exits a voting station after casting his ballot during parliamentary elections at a voting station in Ha Lesoiti village outside of the capital Maseru. Elections in the country were brought forward by 2 years after an attempted coup six months ago drove the country into a political crises. Voting began early on 28 February in the southern African country which is completely surrounded by South Africa. 28 February 2015, Ha Lesoiti village, Lesotho. Picture: IHSAAN HAFFEJEE

Residents of Lesotho waiting in line to cast their votes during parliamentary elections at a voting station in Ha Lesoiti village outside of the capital Maseru. Elections in the country were brought forward by 2 years after an attempted coup six months ago drove the country into a political crises. Voting began early on 28 February in the southern African country which is completely surrounded by South Africa. 28 February 2015, Ha Lesoiti village, Lesotho. Picture: IHSAAN HAFFEJEE

Residents of Lesotho waiting in line to cast their votes during parliamentary elections at a voting station in Ha Lesoiti village outside of the capital Maseru. Elections in the country were brought forward by 2 years after an attempted coup six months ago drove the country into a political crises. Voting began early on 28 February in the southern African country which is completely surrounded by South Africa. 28 February 2015, Ha Lesoiti village, Lesotho. Picture: IHSAAN HAFFEJEE

A man and his son make their way towards a voting station in a village on the outskirts of the capital Maseru. Elections in the country were brought forward by 2 years after an attempted coup six months ago drove the country into a political crises. Voting began early on 28 February in the southern African country which is completely surrounded by South Africa. 28 February 2015, Ha Lesoiti village, Lesotho. Picture: IHSAAN HAFFEJEE

A man wrapped in a traditional blanket and hat waits in line at voting station before casting his ballot during parliamentary elections at a voting station in Ha Lesoiti village outside of the capital Maseru. Elections in the country were brought forward by 2 years after an attempted coup six months ago drove the country into a political crises. Voting began early on 28 February in the southern African country which is completely surrounded by South Africa. 28 February 2015, Ha Lesoiti village, Lesotho. Picture: IHSAAN HAFFEJEE

Residents of Lesotho waiting in line to cast their votes during parliamentary elections at a voting station in Ha Lesoiti village outside of the capital Maseru. Elections in the country were brought forward by 2 years after an attempted coup six months ago drove the country into a political crises. Voting began early on 28 February in the southern African country which is completely surrounded by South Africa. 28 February 2015, Ha Lesoiti village, Lesotho. Picture: IHSAAN HAFFEJEE

A family is seen in the village of Ha Khoabane as they make their way towards a voting station to cast their ballots during the parliamentary elections outside of the capital Maseru. Elections in the country were brought forward by 2 years after an attempted coup six months ago drove the country into a political crises. Voting began early on 28 February in the southern African country which is completely surrounded by South Africa. 28 February 2015, Ha Lesoiti village, Lesotho. Picture: IHSAAN HAFFEJEE

A man wrapped in a traditional blanket exits a voting station after casting his ballot during parliamentary elections at a voting station in Ha Lesoiti village outside of the capital Maseru. Elections in the country were brought forward by 2 years after an attempted coup six months ago drove the country into a political crises. Voting began early on 28 February in the southern African country which is completely surrounded by South Africa. 28 February 2015, Ha Lesoiti village, Lesotho. Picture: IHSAAN HAFFEJEE

Residents of Lesotho waiting in line to cast their votes during parliamentary elections at a voting station in Ha Lesoiti village outside of the capital Maseru. Elections in the country were brought forward by 2 years after an attempted coup six months ago drove the country into a political crises. Voting began early on 28 February in the southern African country which is completely surrounded by South Africa. 28 February 2015, Ha Lesoiti village, Lesotho. Picture: IHSAAN HAFFEJEE