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Metsing freed, but legal woes far from over - Vimarsana News

Metsing freed, but legal woes far from over

’Marafaele Mohloboli FUGITIVE former Deputy Prime Minister Mothetjoa Metsing can breathe easy for now after being released on R4000 bail by the Ladybrand Magistrates’ Court. This after the Lesotho Congress for Democracy (LCD) leader had spent three days behind bars after his arrest on the South African side of the Maseru Bridge border. He

Being a politician has been an eye opener: Kompi - Vimarsana News

Being a politician has been an eye opener: Kompi

MOVEMENT for Economic Change (MEC) spokesperson, Liteboho Kompi, comes from a family with strong congress roots. Politics has been part of her diet from a young age and she made it to parliament at the tender age of 30. In this wide-ranging interview with the Lesotho Times (LT)’s Special Projects Editor, Bongiwe Zihlangu, Ms

Majoro, Mochoboroane in explosive fight - Sunday Express - Vimarsana News

Majoro, Mochoboroane in explosive fight - Sunday Express

. . . “Majoro is corrupt and I have evidence,” Mochoboroane sensationally claims, . . . says PM was directly involved in corruptly awarding govt fleet tender to taxi association, . . . while Majoro accuses him and Metsing of attempting to blackmail govt to stop their prosecutions.   ’Marafaele Mohloboli AN explosive fight has […]

Succession: BNP at war - Vimarsana News

Succession: BNP at war

Succession: BNP at war THE Basotho National Party (BNP) leader Thesele ’Maseribane’s time at the helm of the party is up, according to the constitution. His two terms end this year. Under the party’s constitution, ’Maseribane will be barred from standing in elections. His looming departure has now triggered a fierce jostling among those seeking to take over the leadership of the party. ’Maseribane was elected for a second and final term on June 12, 2016 but some say his time expires on March 26. They want ’Maseribane to go soon while others want him to hang on for a while.