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Land reform in Lesotho has always been a turmoil-filled process since independence because the country uses the dualistic legal system, the statutory and customary laws, and of course the shaking of powerful interests that always accompany any reform process. You can just witness the amount of resistance for the current general reform sentiment in the […]

Download logoThe Ministry of Natural Resources, through the Commissioner of Mines, have refuted allegations of noncompliance with the Kimberley Process

Lesotho: Mining Refutes Allegations of Diamond Smuggling

There is a warmth, softness and real sophistication to the work of Lindiwe Gugushe, an exciting young Joburg designer.

National Strategic Development Plan (NSDP) II to Transform Lesotho - Principal Secretary (PS) Trade

A couple was rescued after they became embroiled in an altercation with Basotho shepherds on their last day of their 10-day hike in the Drakensberg mountains, which eventually turned violent.

Trends suggest that Africa’s electorate is maturing and that political parties can no longer take voters for granted.

Trends suggest that Africa’s electorate is maturing and that political parties can no longer take voters for granted.

Lesotho: Returned Members Sworn in

MASERU – FOUR new MPs will be sworn-in in parliament on Monday following a decision by the High Court to reallocate seats that had been wrongly awarded to two opposition parties. The swearing-in comes a week after the Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) won a case in the High Court to reallocate the seats in parliament. […]