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Oiling the hair business MASERU – WHEN Ntšabeng Ntsane, a Form A student at Qholaqhoe High School in Butha Buthe, took interest in plaiting hair in 2012, little did she know these were the first steps to what would become her source of livelihood. Ntsane wanted to be a doctor, but she kept failing mathematics and getting low grades for biology and science, which made that dream far-fetched. In 2016, after writing her Form E exams she started taking the hair business seriously. “I have always loved money and was interested in going into business only as a second option though. I was alrea...

MASERU - THE Ministry of Health is decentralising cervical cancer treatment after it acquired six thermal coagulation and leep machines.This was revealed by EGP

MASERU - INCREASING cases of road traffic accidents caused by speeding are becoming a cause for concern, leading many people to call on authorities to construct

Justice delivery grinds to a halt in the districts Justice delivery grinds to a halt in the districts Mohalenyane Phakela JUSTICE delivery will grind to halt in the country’s districts as the paltry amounts allocated to the courts for the 2021/22 financial year will be used to service outstanding debts, a senior magistrate has said. In a weekend interview with the Sunday Express, Northern Region Chief Magistrate, ‘Makampong Mokgoro, said unless the government urgently increased their budget allocation, the 27 courts under her jurisdiction will not be able to render any services to ...

Govt paralyses judiciary with paltry allocation Govt paralyses judiciary with paltry allocation Mohalenyane Phakela IN a shocking development that is set to further cripple the already hamstrung judiciary, the government has only allocated a measly M937 366 to be shared by all the country’s courts including the High Court and Court of Appeal. This according to the High Court and Court of Appeal Registrar, Advocate ‘Mathato Sekoai. Adv Sekoai this week told journalists in Maseru that the meagre amount is for the first quarter of the 2021/22 financial year from April to June 2021. To ...