CLEAN : She must be prosecuted: Maseru residents react to Lesotho first lady's murder charge

The transcript discusses the issue of selective justice in the country, highlighting the police's reluctance to detain the First Lady despite strong evidence against her. It emphasizes the role of the public prosecutor and the need for accountability, suggesting that if the First Lady is found guilty, it would set a precedent for justice, especially for those in power. The discussion concludes with the importance of reaching a verdict to teach a lesson to all citizens.

What does the speaker mean by 'selective justice' in the context of the text?

What lesson does the speaker hope will be learned from the prosecution of influential figures?