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Two men accused of killing Jabafu Lenyatsa in Maputsoe on 15 December 2021 have told the court that they pleaded guilty out of fear, alleging they were tortured by police during interrogation. Testifying before the
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The Chairperson of the Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA) Lesotho Chapter, Kananelo Boloetse, says the impact of media reporting in the country is declining. Mr Boloetse said media reports, particularly on corruption, no longer
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The Assistant Administrator of the Southern Region High Court, Palesa Nkoe, has said the newly established court is expected to ease the backlog of cases at the Maseru High Court. The court is set to
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Two foreign nationals have been convicted by the Maseru Magistrate’s Court for unlawfully residing in Lesotho. A 33-year-old Chinese national, Wei Sheng, who was living in Borokhoaneng, and a 60-year-old Filipino national, Armando Enarno, who
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Despite a call by the Minister of Education and Training, Professor Ntoi Rapapa, urging businesses, organizations, communities, and government departments to support underprivileged learners through the Back to School campaign, some schools catering for children
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The Advisory Council of Persons with Disability (PWDAC) is calling for a new perception among Basotho, towards their own, stating that given a chance, people living with disability could contribute meaningfully to the economy. This
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YOUTH activist, Tšolo Thakeli, popularly known as Tjeka-Tjeka, has suffered an early setback in his bid to challenge Prime Minister Sam Matekane’s government after the High Court struck his case off the urgent roll. However,
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The Matsoso family of Ha Tsolo is reeling from a tragic domestic incident that claimed the lives of both parents on Saturday evening. According to reports, the incident was discovered by the couple’s daughter, who
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A PASTOR from St John Church in Matlameng, Leribe, accused of murdering her two children, remains out on bail pending a directive from the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) on whether the matter will proceed
