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Lesotho- Majoro axes ministers

(MENAFN - The Post) MASERU -THERE is chaos in the government after Prime Minister Moeketsi Majoro abruptly fired two ministers and reshuffled several others. Labour Minister Keketso RantÅ¡o and Defence Minister Prince Maliehe received their marching orders yesterday afternoon. Their dismissal is with immediate effect, which means that they left their offices soon after receiving the letters. The decision has sent shockwaves among cabinet ministers, with most said to have been caught unawares. It could also have grave implications on the coalition government s numbers in parliament. Rantso could not be reached for a comment but her personal assistant, Nthakho Monare, confirmed that she was no longer a minister.

Thesele maseribaneMoeketsi majoroSemano sekatleLekhetho mositoNthakho monareMotlohi malieheKeketso selloMoshe leomaMotlatsi maqelepoCommunications to small businessesMinistry of public serviceBasotho conventionBasotho national partyMinistry of defenceMinistry of small business developmentMinistry of forestry

Mpilo hotel shuts down permanently - Lesotho Times

Mpilo hotel shuts down permanently - Lesotho Times
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Bereng mpaki nthatuoa koesheMamotake matekaneMpilo boutique hotelSam matekane group of companiesMinistry of small business developmentBereng mpakiMpilo boutiqueSam matekaneMatekane groupSmall business developmentBoutique hotelஅமைச்சகம் ஆஃப் சிறிய வணிக வளர்ச்சிசிறிய வணிக வளர்ச்சிபூட்டிக் ஹோட்டல்

Street vendors case fails to take off

Street vendors case fails to take off
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Fusi sehapiMoeketsi majoroHolomo molibeliKotsi koaliMonaheng rasekoaiMotlatsi maqelepoMareni mabathoanaNapo mafaesaNeo komotaHaae phoofoloKuili ndebeleJustice monapathiMohalenyane phakelaMojalefa letsoelaLesole ramoleChristopher lephuthing

Govt temporarily bans fresh produce imports

Govt temporarily bans fresh produce imports Feb 15, 2021 Tomatoes, green beans and peppers have all been bannedfrom importing from SA starting on 1 February 2021. The ban will only be lifted on 28 February Share Bereng Mpaki THE Ministry of Small Business Development, Cooperatives and Marketing has temporarily banned the importation of selected fresh agricultural products to preserve their market for local producers. Tomatoes, green beans and peppers have all been banned starting on 1 February 2021. The ban will only be lifted on 28 February. Tankiso Phapano, the principal secretary (PS) in the ministry this week told the Lesotho Times that the move would allow local producers to sell off their produce without having to compete with imports.

Bereng mpakiTankiso phapanoKhotso lepheanaLesotho revenue authorityNational strategic development planLesotho national farmers unionMinistry of small business developmentSmall business developmentLesotho timesNational farmers unionலெஸோதொ வருவாய் அதிகாரம்தேசிய மூலோபாய வளர்ச்சி திட்டம்லெஸோதொ தேசிய விவசாயிகள் தொழிற்சங்கம்அமைச்சகம் ஆஃப் சிறிய வணிக வளர்ச்சிசிறிய வணிக வளர்ச்சிலெஸோதொ முறை

Ministry bans import of bottled water

Ministry bans import of bottled water MASERU-LESOTHO, famous for its pure water, is losing M69 million every year importing bottled water mainly from South Africa. Now the government is putting a stop to that leakage. This week, the government announced it was banning the import of bottled water. The ban became effective from Monday. Tefo Mapesela, the Agriculture Minister, told thepost this week that it did not make sense “for Lesotho to sell water to South Africa then buy it back”. Mapesela said the fact that Lesotho spends so much money on imported water might have made South Africans marvel at us “because we sell them water”.

South africaSouth africansTefo mapeselaThesele maseribaneNtsie maphatheSmall business developmentWater bottling federation of lesothoMinistry of agricultureMinistry of small business developmentMarketing departmentAgriculture ministerWater bottling federationசிறிய வணிக வளர்ச்சிதண்ணீர் பாட்டில் கூட்டமைப்பு ஆஃப் லெஸோதொஅமைச்சகம் ஆஃப் சிறிய வணிக வளர்ச்சிசந்தைப்படுத்தல் துறை