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The Minister of Trade, Industry and Business Development (MTIBD), Mr Mokhethi Shelile, officially opened the Tranquil Textiles (Pty) Ltd in Maputsoe, Leribe, on Monday, marking a major milestone in Lesotho’s industrialization drive and economic
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The community of Kholokoe in St Monica’s, Leribe, is living in fear following a tragic incident in which lightning claimed the lives of two people last week. According to the village chief, Chief Mopeli Mopeli,
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As retailers anticipate a last-minute spending surge from Christmas shoppers this weekend, consumers have been cautioned to be mindful of their spending, as the festive season is expected to reflect a balance between economic
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The Muslim community in Lesotho commemorated World AIDS Day 2025 with a strong call to action aimed at preventing new HIV infections through education and access to health services. Speaking on behalf of the Muslim
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The United States has warned of "severe consequences" should South Africa not take action after briefly detaining "two US officials", who were providing support to the Afrikaner minority group. It's yet another row in
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The Ministry of Education and Training has emphasized the need to strengthen support for technical and vocational education through scholarships, noting that these fields play a critical role in driving the country’s economy. The remarks
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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,
