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The Petroleum Fund and Central Bank of Lesotho (CBL) have assured Basotho that there is currently no shortage of fuel in the country despite growing global tensions affecting oil supply. Head of Projects at the
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THE once-iconic Victoria Hotel in central Maseru is set to be demolished to pave the way for a new government office block. The hotel, long mired in controversy, is expected to be torn down in
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A 27-year-old Pakistani man, Ebad Khan, who resides at Ha Hoohlo in Maseru, appeared before the Maseru Magistrate’s Court on 4 March this year facing charges of stealing approximately M20,000 from the business where he
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The Lesotho National Federation of Organisations of the Disabled, LNFOD, is participating in the 34th session of the United Nations Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities in Geneva, Switzerland. The session began today
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Basotho workers employed in factories in Mandeni, KwaZulu-Natal, and local residents met yesterday to discuss improving relations and promoting peaceful coexistence at workplaces and in the community. The meeting was convened by Umkhonto Wesizwe representative
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High Court Justice Tšeliso Mokoko has dismissed Thabang Kholumo’s legal bid to challenge the government’s decision to recall him from his diplomatic post in India. Kholumo was appointed Counsellor to India on 22 August 2022,
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Six labour unions have announced that they are currently engaged in negotiations with employers to secure a 12 percent wage increase for workers across various sectors. Speaking in an interview with Mohale FM, Solong Senohe
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AFTER years of patience and dedication to football, Machokha defender, Paseka Bale has finally earned his debut senior national team call-up to Likuena. Bale is among the latest additions to the Likuena provisional squad preparing
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Israel's military said it hit Iranian commanders in the Lebanese capital yesterday, expanding the scope of its campaign to the heart of Beirut after days of strikes that have left nearly 400 people dead. The
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Former minister and economist Tsoinyane Rapapa has encouraged Basotho to consider investing in property, particularly in government-owned real estate that may soon be put up for sale. His remarks follow a report presented by
