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Napo Masheane tackles GBV in latest play ‘My Vagina was not buried with Him’ By Kedibone Modise Share Napo Masheane shines a spotlight on the surge of gender-based violence and femicide in South Africa in “My Vagina Was Not Buried With Him” . The theatre practitioner and poet is chuffed about her thought-provoking stage production, which recently premiered, albeit virtually, at the Toronto International Festival of Authors (TIFA) alongside other internationally renowned productions from Canada, Jamaica, Sudan and the United Kingdom. Written and performed by Masheane, â€...

Lesotho is expected to start rolling out a massive Covid-19 vaccination programme later this month.The vaccines have been acquired as part of the Covax Facility

CRIME SCENE: A police officer attending to the heist Molepolole Magistrate, Kefilwe Resheng, has dismissed the infamous Kumakwane cash heist case that was registered before her court last year October. The dismissal follows a warning issued by the magistrate at the January mention that she was giving the state until February 26 th to wrap up the heist investigations. Although the state indicated that they had managed to arrest the fourth accused, 29-year-old Zwebangwe Ngoyi Montshiwa of Magapatona ward in Tutume, the magistrate did not give them a chance to arraign the suspect and dism...

Molibeli sues radio station MASERU-POLICE Commissioner Holomo Molibeli is claiming M1.5 million in damages from 357 FM radio station and Police Constable Motlatsi Mofokeng. PC Mofokeng is the spokesman for the Lesotho Police Staff Association (Leposa) which has been embroiled in a fierce fight with Commissioner Molibeli over the running of the police. In court papers filed on February 12, Commissioner Molibeli says on or about January 13 during a phone-in programme at 357 called “Semphu Se Nkha Kae?” presenter Relebohile Moyeye and PC Mofokeng defamed him by saying he was sitting on an as...

Tributes pour in for Molefe MASERU-MPALIPALI Molefe, the All Basotho Convention (ABC) MP who died last week after a long illness, will be laid to rest at his home in Sebelekoane in ’Maliepetsane constituency tomorrow. He was 69. Molefe will be remembered as a specialist in the diamond industry. He was also a key player in the construction sector. His friends who spoke at his memorial service in Maseru on Tuesday said Molefe was a jovial character who had a wicked sense of humour. He was also passionate about business and economic development, they said. “He was such a good man and despite...