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As the summer initiation season draws to a close in South Africa, it has once again been marred by tragic deaths. The total number of initiates who have lost their lives during this season now
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The Minister of Agriculture, Food Security and Nutrition, Mr Thabo Mofosi, has warned the nation about an outbreak of lumpy skin disease reported in parts of Leribe, Maseru, Botha-Bothe, Mafeteng and Quthing districts. In a
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Department of Road Safety has seen rise in drunk driving with consistent arrests during its Christmas Road Safety Campaign, which was launched on December 17, last year. Road Safety Officer Mr. Setsoto Putsoa told the
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Following last night’s celebrations that ushered in the New Year, small businesses operating around Makoanyane Square and the Maseru main traffic circle say they recorded their best sales to date. Speaking in an interview with
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The number of Basotho detained at South Africa’s Lindela Repatriation Centre for lacking valid documentation has declined. This was revealed by the Leribe District Administration Public Relations Officer, Mr. MaqelepoMaqelepo who indicated that since October,
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Basotho women and young girls have been urged to seek wisdom and take responsibility for their lives during the festive season and year-end celebrations. A pastor and counsellor, Mrs ’Malijo Baji, made the appeal while
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Maseru Passport Office has on Monday morning seen long queues with applicants complaining of slow services as some will this week be returning to their respective workplaces in South Africa and other countries. One of
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Bohlokoa Konyana of Ha Tsolo in Maseru has appeared before the Maseru Magistrate’s Court, facing two charges of theft and one charge of sexual assault. Police Constable Bosielo Rasupu told the court that Konyana was
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Mr. Fanyane Mofokeng,the Water Proofing and Marbelite Contractor at Makoanyane Square says it is business as usual even during the Christmas holidays as they are now rehabilitating and fixing fountains at this memorable place. He
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One of the street vendors who chose to work on Christmas Day, Mr. Mikaele Molao, says the day offers significant opportunities for his business since many traders do not report for duty. He explained that
