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The Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Relations, Honourable Lejone Mpotjoana, expressed the governmentโs pride in the country's growing recognition and participation in international affairs. According to the Minister, Lesotho has been elected to chair
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The Transformation Resource Centre (TRC) held a training session for journalists on Wednesday this week on reporting issues related to the rights of women involved in agriculture. TRC Program Manager, Ms. Mabela Lehloenya, said they
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Lesotho has been ranked second lowest in Africa in terms of its ability to attract investment, placing 30th out of 31 countries assessed in a recent study by Rand Merchant Bank (RMB). RMB, a leading
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The Chairperson of the SADC Peace Commission, Henry McCarter, says he has begun writing to various departments urging intervention in efforts to secure the release of Dr. Lipholo from prison. Speaking in an interview with
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High Court judge, Justice 'Maliepollo Makhetha, has ruled in favor of former Principal Secretaries Lefu Manyokole and Nonkululeko Zaly, granting their application not to be tried before the High Court. Manyokole and Zaly had accused
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By: Moorosi Tsiane Mafeteng man has taken the mafeteng district hospital to the high court accusing its staff of secretly testing his twin minor children for HIV without his consent. The father whose names are
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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 โunfairlyโ dis qualifying
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The Mohaleโs 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 Lesothoโs 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 Chiefsโ Association has announced that it will not be participating in todayโs march against the government. Earlier, the Association had indicated in a letter that it would join other civil society organizations in the
