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(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 Rantšo 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. Ran...
(MENAFN - The Post) THE All Basotho Convention (ABC) party is currently enmeshed in a bitter internal fight as hawks within the party position themselves to oust Prime Minister Moeketsi Majoro. Those against Majoro want the Prime Minister out immediately. Former Prime Minister Thomas Thabane has thrown his weight behind this push to oust Majoro. But Majoro has his sympathisers within the party who are fighting tooth and nail in his corner. The result is a deadlock as the party has been split into two bitter factions. This week, thepost spoke to the ABC's spokesman, Montoeli Masoetsa, abou...
(MENAFN - The Post) MASERU -THE Reformed Congress of Lesotho (RCL) youth league is furious after party leader, Keketso Rantšo, was fired 'like a dog' from her ministerial post last week. The youths are now demanding that Rantšo joins the opposition in parliament. Itumeleng Ntja, who is the president of the RCL youth league, told thepost that they feel disrespected and betrayed by Prime Minister Moeketsi Majoro. 'He should have talked to our leader before dismissing her,' Ntja said, adding that Rantšo was 'thrown out of the cabinet like a dog'. She said Rantšo's dismissal was ...
MASERU -OWNERS of private schools in Lesotho, which are reeling under a biting Covid-19 lockdown, have threatened to protest against the government unless they are allowed to reopen. The spokesman for the Private Schools Association, Limema Phohlo, said they are capable of following the World Health Organisation (WHO) protocols to avoid Covid-19 infections. He said they are now not able to pay teachers because the schools have been closed since April last year. Only students who were sitting for national examinations were allowed to resume classes last year. The lockdown has hit private sch...