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In this second part of the interview, Professor Nqosa Mahao explains why the Basotho Action Party (BAP) joined the government after initially working with the opposition in their attempt to push a vote of no confidence. He talks about the BAP’s revival and why he thinks people are ‘returning’ to the party after the election. […]

A man has been sentenced to life imprisonment for raping his son in 2021.

THE Ombudsman has asked parliament to intervene to force the Lesotho Defence Force (LDF) to compensate families of people killed by soldiers. Advocate Tlotliso Polaki told parliament, in two damning reports on Monday, that the LDF is refusing to compensate the family of Lisebo Tang who was shot dead by soldiers near the former commander, […]

Prince Harrys participation in the Invictus Games event in the UK is in limbo amid security worries and legal challenges.

Honoring the legacy of Dr. Motsoko Pheko, a steadfast advocate for African unity and liberation.

It was a tumultuous night in the penultimate round of by-elections before the national elections on 29 May as five of the 11 wards changed hands.

Six African royals spoke to Business Insider about the lack of representation in the media, saying it's time to prioritize authentic Black stories.

DOUBLE-MURDER convict Lehlohonolo Scott is fighting the government to pay a lawyer to represent him in his appeal. Scott, serving two life sentences for murdering Kamohelo Mohata and Moholobela Seetsa in 2012, says his efforts to get a state-sponsored lawyer have been repeatedly frustrated by the Registrar of the High Court, Advocate ’Mathato Sekoai. He […]

THREE senior Maseru City Council (MCC) bosses face charges of fraud, theft, corruption and money laundering. Town clerk Molete Selete and consultant Molefe Nthabane appeared in the Maseru Magistrate’s Court yesterday. City engineer Matsoso Tikoe did not appear as he was said to be out of the country. He will be arraigned when he returns. […]

Six African royals spoke to Business Insider about the lack of representation in the media, saying it's time to prioritize authentic Black stories.