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By: Mohloai Mpesi A disgruntled candidate aspiring to become a Commissioner in the Independent Elec toral Commission (IEC), Khosi Emmanuel Makubakube, is taking a recruitment agency to court after accusing it of “unfairly” dis qualifying
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The Mohale’s Hoek Police say they have implemented strong measures to reduce road accidents, which are often caused by reckless driving and alcohol abuse. The police explained that these improvements have been achieved through intensified
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Members of Lesotho’s trade unions, together with some members of the general public, participated in a march to hand over their letter of grievances to Prime Minister Samuel Ntsokoane Matekane. Representing the trade unions, a
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The Chiefs’ Association has announced that it will not be participating in today’s march against the government. Earlier, the Association had indicated in a letter that it would join other civil society organizations in the
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Lesotho’s political analyst, Mr. Gabasheane Masupha, says the current coalition government has managed to reach its third year in power because its partners have developed a strong understanding when it comes to the passing of
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The Government of Lesotho is in the process of establishing a Business Finance Fund following a study which revealed that the country cannot currently afford to set up a full-scale development bank. The Minister
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The Ministry of Agriculture, Food Security and Nutrition says it has already utilized all the funds allocated to it by the government for the current financial year in efforts to boost national food production. Minister
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A 45-year-old woman, her 29-year-old partner, and her 17-year-old son have appeared before the Maseru Magistrate’s Court facing charges of sexually abusing the woman’s 13-year-old daughter. Reports indicate that the abuse had been ongoing for
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Basotho Action Party (BAP) leader, Professor Nqosa Mahao, says the party’s Free Border Campaign is gaining momentum, with petitions supporting the initiative being distributed across various districts. According to BAP, the governments of Lesotho and
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The Office of the Prime Minister has announced the dissolution of the temporary committee that was appointed to track government assets, including land, houses, vehicles, and other state property. According to the statement, the decision
