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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
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Lesotho National Development Corporation (LNDC) General Manager for Development Finance, Marina Bizabani, has encouraged local enterprises seeking funding to confidently request the Partial Credit Guarantee (PCG) service from banks to improve their chances of securing
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Quthing has been selected as the first district to be selected by LNIG HOLLARD in support of their tourism clips. This partnership is expected to take place for the first six months, covering all necessary
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Moselinyane constituency representative under the Revolution for Prosperity (RFP), Mr Tommy Tayob, has confirmed the circulating reports that his party was involved in recommending youth for recruitment into the army. Speaking to Mohale FM on
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The High Court has heard evidence suggesting that the late Martha ’Masechache Rasekoai frequently complained about being disrespected by her two daughters, Nthei and Mamphoka Rasekoai, who are now on trial for her murder.
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Mpho Masheane, a resident of Mpharane who is facing charges of housebreaking and theft of household goods valued at M9 000, recently appeared before Leribe Magistrate, Thoora Semela. The goods, allegedly stolen while the homeowner
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THE four men accused of gunning down popular radio presenter, Ralikonelo “Leqhashasha” Joki, will have to wait until 3 December 2025 to know their fate. This after High Court Judge Tšeliso Mokoko last week
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The year 2025 continues to set alarming records in the fight against climate change, with the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) confirming that it is likely to be either the second or third warmest year on
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South Africa says it is ready to welcome world leaders to Johannesburg next weekend, with 42 countries and organizations confirmed to participate in the G20 Leaders’ Summit, the first-ever hosted on African soil. Minister of
