How the MKM Ponzi Scheme unravelled
2001 – The Central Bank of Lesotho discovers that MKM Burial Society was offering insurance products without a licence. With the Central Bank’s help Star Lion Insurance Company was licensed for
News MKM’s head-cracking options
MASERU – SOON after taking over MKM’s assets the liquidators
News ‘NSS boss did not follow procedure’
MASERU – National Security Service (NSS) boss Pheello Ralenkoane did
News Bill seeks to allow dual citizenship
MASERU – A Bill to amend Lesotho’s constitution to allow
News The battle against Tuberculosis
MASERU – LIMPHO Taka, a 47-year-old patient with HIV and multidrug-resistant
Maliehe welcomes Swaziland draw
Maseru – Lesotho national football coach, Moses Maliehe (Pictured), has welcomed yesterday’s draw to face Swaziland at this year’s COSAFA Cup. The 14-team regional showpiece will take place from May 27
Active listening can make you a better leader
As leaders we sometimes spend a lot of time developing certain leadership skills at the expense of others. One of the skills that we need to learn is active listening.
A new star is born
ROMA – THIS unusually talented novelist, Tumisang Letsie, is perhaps one of the finest writers in the area of creative writing to have come out of the National University of Lesotho
Africa Why Zuma’s ouster is good for Lesotho
While the National Executive Committee (NEC) of the African National
Africa The Generals spoke and Mugabe capitulated
When it’s time to go, it’s time to go. Even
Africa On being the solution
Correcting where (what/when) others have gone/done wrong seems the darnedest
Comment Radio station must comply with ruling
Controversial private radio station, MoAfrika FM, was last Thursday fined
Comment Pass the baton
FIREBRAND Basotho National Party (BNP) MP, Machesetsa Mofomobe, torched a
Comment MKM: Sanity must now prevail
THE MKM saga could at last be heading towards finality
Comment Let’s look at Plan B
LAST week’s decision by three senior lawyers to challenge the
Mr Cheese and rubber meat
Muckraker is shocked at brickbats flung at Deputy Home Affairs Minister Mofomobe ‘Cheese’ Machesetsa. All that lynching was because he just said the old men of Lesotho politics must quit.
