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When Covid-19 hit and the government shut down all gatherings in April 2020, there seemed no way out for ICONICS (Pty) Ltd, a budding events management company based in Leribe district. They had two options: shut down or innovate to keep the business going. They chose the latter. Three years down the line, ICONICS (Pty) […]

A 22-year-old woman from Keiting lost two children to malnutrition and claims she lacked the means to properly feed them. Now she is facing criminal charges for neglecting other minors under her care – one of many cases of child neglect and abuse blighting Lesotho. The woman appeared in court charged with child negligence of […]

Teboho Frantši is one of a few audiology experts in Lesotho. And it was not even a childhood dream. In fact, it was a “strange” field of study that Frantši had never heard about until circumstances nudged her to enrol for the course during tertiary education. Frantši had initially applied to study General Medicine at […]

Our foundress, Blessed Marie-Rose Durocher, teaches us — religious, lay people and those that will be religious — that the grace of God is forever with us in everything. 

Set up after the first big silicosis redress settlement, the Qhubeka Trust has closed after paying over R421-million to 2,280 ex-mineworkers.

On Mandela Day, MINDS Scholars were challenged to demonstrate their definition of transformational leadership in their communities.

Lesotho: Atlantic Hi-Tech Donates 50 Printers

TWO men have died and a child is battling for his life at a hospital following what is suspected to have been a revenge attack in Matsieng last weekend. A famo music gangster, Tšepiso Kholome, 31, was gunned down in Klerksdorp, South Africa, a week ago by his rivals who are believed to be of […]

Students at Lerotholi Polytechnic went on strike on Monday following a stand-0ff with the National Manpower Development Secretariat (NMDS) over payment of fees. The students said they would not sit for their exams which were due to begin on Monday and end tomorrow until the issue has been settled. They want the NMDS to settle […]

THE Directorate of Corruption and Economic Offences (DCEO) has begun quizzing civil servants in what it says is an attempt to unlock the roots of corruption in government ministries. The DCEO began the project on Tuesday with the Ministry of Agriculture. Among those interviewed during the process, which is closed to the media, were procurement […]