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The Right Honourable Prime Minister, Samuel Ntsokoane Matekane, is currently in Luanda, Angola, where he is attending the 7th African Union–European Union Summit. This high-level meeting brings together Heads of State and Government from across
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The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) celebrated International Children’s Rights Day on Saturday at Thaba-Tsoeu, Mpharane in Mohale’s Hoek. Speaking at the event, little director of the Department of Social Development, Itumeleng Lekoba, highlighted the
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The Government of Lesotho, through the Ministry of Tourism, Sports, Arts and Culture, has signed a memorandum of understanding with the African Tourism Board at a ceremony held in Maseru on Monday. The Principal Secretary
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The Lesotho Cricket Association (LCA) has announced a full over haul of both the men’s and women’s national teams, as part of its broader strategy to strengthen the sport locally. The association will host trials
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The High Court has been asked to acquit 29-year-old Ntisa Ramosebetsi of murder, even before he takes the stand, because the Crown has “failed” to raise a credible case against him. Ramosebetsi’s lawyer, Advocate Potso
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Female doctors from across the country gathered in Maseru on Friday to exchange skills, celebrate successes, and discuss the challenges they face in their professional journeys. The event also provided guidance for aspiring medical practitioners
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The World Meteorlogical Organization (WMO) has released its latest Global Annual to Decadal Climate Update, projecting an alarming outlook for the next five years. According to the report, global temperatures are expected to continue rising,
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The United States (US) has sought to clarify its position on whether it has had a change of mind regarding attendance of the G20 Summit in Johannesburg. The White House released a short statement saying its
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By: Mathatisi Sebusi/Mpesi Mohloai THE Public Accounts Committee (PAC) has accused the Principal Secretary in the Ministry of Health, ’Maneo Ntene, and the ministry’s Director-General, Dr Ledia Ranyali, of having personal interests in the establishment
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By: Mathatisi Sebusi/Mohalenyane Phakela A CHINESE-OWNED crusher and quarry mining company has come under heavy criticism from five Bela Bela villages who claim its blasting operations are destroying their homes and livelihoods. Communities living near
