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BY: Moorosi Tsiane FORMER Police Commissioner, Molahlehi Letsoepa, will spend this Christmas in jail after the High Court yesterday reserved judgment on his bail application until 12 January 2026. Justice Mafelile Ralebese announced the decision
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Disgruntled members of the Alliance for Democrats (AD), which is part of the ruling coalition, have penned no-confidence letters in party leader, Professor Ntoi Rapapa and his Executive Committee. Mr Rapapa’s executive committee has been
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The High Court of Ts’ifa-li-Mali in Leribe has sentenced Ts’eliso Chabalala of Ha Sheshe, Qholaqhoe in the Botha-Bothe district to 10 years’ imprisonment or a fine of M20,000 after finding him guilty of killing his
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The Constitutional Court has ruled that the case in which the management of Queen Mamohato Memorial Hospital (QMMH) is suing Parliament’s Public Accounts Committee (PAC) should not be heard on an urgent basis. Instead,
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The Government of Lesotho, in partnership with the United Nations Development Programme, has officially launched the Biodiversity Finance Initiative — also known as BIOFIN Lesotho. The initiative, unveiled on Monday, aims to help the country
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Four men — Hussain Sadath (45), Shalknoormahame Valimohamed (57), Zuhuang He (54) and Mehhoob Siddique (58), nationals of India and China, appeared before the Botha-Bothe Magistrate’s Court on 12 December this year, charged with working
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LESOTHO, heavily dependent on textile exports to the American market duty-free since 2000, is upbeat after the United States tabled a Bill to extend the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) for three more years.
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The Ministry of Agriculture, Food Security and Nutrition convened a meeting in Maseru on Monday, to establish a multi-sectoral team that will work to prevent and control a possible outbreak of Foot-and-Mouth Disease should it
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NEARLY a decade after the near-fatal shooting of former Lesotho Times editor, Lloyd Mutungamiri (pictured), two of the four soldiers accused of carrying out the attack have finally been released on bail. Brigadier Rapele Mphaki
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By: Mohloai Mpesi THE United States government has renewed its commitment to strengthening Lesotho’s health sector by investing over M6.2 billion in health delivery services. The investment was announced on Wednesday at Mpilo Botique
