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Minister Lebona Lephema is 100 per cent correct. Absolutely spot on. We can’t live in a state of lawlessness and anarchy. There has to be law and order in the country. When you are in Rome, do as the Romans do. I mean, this country was thrown into the dumps by previous administrations. Government sites […]

A Mosotho dies and is given a choice. He is allowed to spend two weeks in hell and another two weeks in heaven before deciding where he wants to live. He decides to start with hell and chooses a village of fellow Basotho. It didn’t take him long to discover what Basotho were doing to […]

EXACTLY one year ago, businessman Sam Matekane unveiled his Revolution for Prosperity (RFP) with a clear goal of seizing political power in elections that were due later that year. It was a bold call coming from a rookie politician who knew little about statecraft and the tricky world of national politics. Yet against all odd, […]

The application of the M-cycle is poised to become a global technology leader and may ease the burden of load-shedding

Deadline: 15-May-23 The U.S. Embassy Maseru Public Diplomacy Section (PDS) of the U.S. Department of State is pleased to announce that funding is

…as Majoro, Mahao and Rapapa eye top post at July party conference 

In remote parts of Lesotho, feuds caused by jealousy over the musical success of accordion-playing Famo musicians have become hopelessly entwined in the battles between rival zama zama miners competing for the remains of scarce gold in the mined-out rock stopes of South Africa’s mines. The brut...

International jazz singer Bhudaza Mapefane returns to a South African stage to celebrate late Lesotho King Lepoqo Moshoeshoe.

The next phase of the Lesotho Highlands Water Project is under way, and the human rights costs are high. Hundreds of families will be involuntarily resettled and displaced from their homes and lands. Multitudes stand to lose thousands of hectares of arable and grazing land.

MASERU – ANTI-CORRUPTION investigators raided three principal secretaries allegedly implicated in a M100 million road repair scandal. Yesterday afternoon’s raids are part of a wider investigation into payments made by the Disaster Management Authority (DMA) to several companies that won tenders to repair roads damaged by heavy rains earlier this year.  The Directorate on Corruption […]