Khetheng’s widow demands body
MASERU – THE estranged widow of the late police constable Mokalekale Khetheng is up in arms against her in-laws for arranging to bury her husband without involving her. ’Mathato Khetheng,
News How low can we sink?
MASERU – THE late Mokalekale Khetheng will finally receive a
News The killing fields of Mafeteng
MAFETENG – Less than a week after burying his spouse,
News Taking the bull by the horns!
MASERU – “IN periods where there is no leadership, society
News MPs walk out of Parliament
MASERU – THERE was furore in parliament on Monday after
LAAA shifts focus to 2019 World Championships
Maseru – The Lesotho Amateur Athletics Association (LAAA) is already mapping a way forward from the country’s disappointing showing at the on-going IAAF World Championships in London according to public
Creating competitive advantage
Professor Kenichi Ohmae, the renowned Japanese organisational theorist and management consultant once said “What business strategy is all about; what distinguishes it from all other kinds of business planning; is,
MoAfrika back on air
MASERU– CONTROVERSIAL radio station, MoAfrika, is back on air after it won an interim order in the High Court yesterday. The government shut down the radio station on Saturday morning
Africa Disseminating information
There is always the source, the root to the problem
Insight Cut that dependence on foreign aid
Ask a group of Basotho whether they want Lesotho to
Africa Information is the key to development
Mohala oa Cheche (the Leucosidea sericea phoneline, or, in the
Africa North Korea’s ICBM
“American bastards would be not very happy with this gift
Comment Justice for Khetheng
WE must confess that last week’s issue of thepost was
Comment Audit civil service
WE welcome the announcement by Public Service Minister Thesele ’Maseribane
Comment Lesotho needs an apolitical civil service
THIS week, the government summarily dismissed the bulk of principal
Comment Time to deliver
WE are thrilled by the budget presented by Finance Minister
Run for dear life!
A man staggers into a Maseru police station, blood oozing from his head and belly. He begs to see the officer-in-charge. His plea granted, the man is ushered into an
