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Blind woman wins M500 000 compensation - Vimarsana News

Blind woman wins M500 000 compensation

MASERU – THE Ombudsman, Advocate Tlotliso Polaki, wants parliament to force the government to pay M501 543 to a blind Quthing woman after she lost her property almost 20 years ago. The Ministry of Agriculture demolished Nonotice Memane‘s house and built its own in her yard in Maqokho, Quthing district, in 2004 without her consent. […]

Things to know before visiting Lesotho - Vimarsana News

Things to know before visiting Lesotho

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Sexual offences, alcohol abuse rife in Quthing - Vimarsana News

Sexual offences, alcohol abuse rife in Quthing

Limpho Sello THE majority of inmates incarcerated at the Quthing Correctional Institution are sex offenders, the Lesotho Correctional Services (LCS) has said. LCS public relations officer, Senior Cadet Officer Pheko Ntobane, told the Sunday Express that most of the inmates were from the Dilli-Dilli and Mphaki areas where sexual offences were rife. Most of the […]

Breaking News | Lesotho: More Covid-19 Infections, Deaths Recorded - Vimarsana News

Breaking News | Lesotho: More Covid-19 Infections, Deaths Recorded

Views: Visits 25 THREE more Coronavirus (Covid-19) related deaths were recorded yesterday, bringing the total number of deaths so far in the country to 51. The number of infections also rose by 148 cases in just 24 hours to 2725 on Wednesday from 2577 on Tuesday. This according to the latest Covid-19 figures released yesterday by the National Covid-19 Secretariat (NACOSEC). All in all, 31 256 tests have been conducted in a country of 2, 1 million people. It is highly likely that the new infections have been fuelled by the relaxation of border controls between Lesotho and South Africa...