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Seutloali ecstatic after Olympics experience - Vimarsana News

Seutloali ecstatic after Olympics experience

Moorosi Tsiane LONG distance runner ‘Neheng Khatala Seutloali is ecstatic despite coming 20th in the Tokyo Olympics yesterday morning. Seutloali clocked 2:33:15 to become the first Mosotho woman to finish the Olympics marathon ever since the country made its debut appearance in 1972. Seutloali started well and remained in the leading pack for the first […]

- Lesotho Times - Vimarsana News

- Lesotho Times

Newly appointed QMMH MD calls for unity Limpho Sello NEWLY appointed Queen Mamohato Memorial Hospital (QMMH) managing director, Norbert Moji,

Govt, Netcare fight rages on - Lesotho Times - Vimarsana News

Govt, Netcare fight rages on - Lesotho Times

…healthcare provider accuses of looting hospital equipment ahead of its departure Limpho Sello THE government’s fight with the Tšepong Consortium

Extract: 'Listen to Your Footsteps' by Kojo Baffoe - Vimarsana News

Extract: 'Listen to Your Footsteps' by Kojo Baffoe

This idea of being other, of not quite belonging anywhere yet belonging everywhere is now a source of pride.

Must-watch: Lemohang Jeremiah Mosese's third film is... - Vimarsana News

Must-watch: Lemohang Jeremiah Mosese's third film is...

An atmosphere of intense disquiet percolates through almost every frame of This is Not a Burial, It’s a Resurrection, the edgy Sesotho feature by Lesotho-born, Berlin-based filmmaker Lemohang Jeremiah Mosese. This fierce tension and accompanying sense of unease that Mosese captures with often rhapsodic beauty, exists in spite of the long periods of meditative stillness, states of inertia and pause that beset the film.  It is as though we are gazing at sacred paintings, studying portraits for clues to something prophetic and otherworldly. In the process, I suspect, we are being seduced by ...