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To avoid another disaster, the NFF must wake up from its slumber. Quickly, it should name a coach for the team.

FORMER Mining Minister, Lebohang Thotanyana, says Lesotho is shooting itself in the foot by allowing Chinese companies that win major construction tenders to import everything from China. Thotanyana was speaking at the Basotho Business Empowerment Forum on Tuesday. The forum was organised by the Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprise (MSME) Association. Thotanyana told the forum […]

A crisis: Nearly 250, or 8.87%, of voting stations in Gauteng won't have water next month.

%%title%% %%sep%% %%primary_category%% %%sep%% %%sitename%% %%sep%% The 31st anniversary of Chris Hani’s assassination was marked on 10 April.

THE police arrived in Ha-Rammeleke, a Mokhotlong village, in the middle of the night. They stormed one house and found a couple sleeping. They then dragged the man out and ordered him to follow their instructions if he didn’t want to be killed. Their order was that he should scream while announcing to his neighbours […]

PARLIAMENTARY portfolio committees have a way of extracting honest answers from public officials and ministers. Thanks to a session of the Law and Public Safety committee on Tuesday, we now know why Basotho are not getting passports and Identity Documents (IDs). Home Affairs Minister, Lebona Lephema, blamed it on the lack of funds. The only […]

Alex Miller showed his class when he comfortably won the Nedbank XCI UCI C1 MTB race at the IJG Trails on Farm Windhoek on Saturday. With […]

Slim book covering critical subjects for Africa’s development packs a punch

PAC stalwart Motsoko Pheko has been described as invaluable contributor to human development, one who had unwavering commitment to the principles of freedom and human dignity and a father figure.

Rand Merchant Bank (RMB) advises on R3 billion sale of BevCo to Varun Beverages in a landmark Indo-Africa deal