Mosisili vs Kamoli
MASERU – FORMER Prime Minister Pakalitha Mosisili is among 51 crown witnesses expected to testify in the murder trial of former army commander Tlali Kamoli. Lieutenant General Kamoli is on
Local News Manyokole new DCEO boss
MASERU – Attorney Moses Mahlomola Manyokole has been appointed new
News South Africa seize LDF horses
MASERU – ABOUT 68 horses from the Lesotho Defence Force
Local News Hlotse police on go slow
MASERU – POLICE in Hlotse have embarked on a go-
News Cleaning the ‘passage’ to adulthood
MOHALE’S HOEK – STAY long enough in any village in
Leboela: the man who had a magic touch
LERIBE – LESOTHO is blessed with an abundance of football talent and although the country may not be up there with the rest of the world in terms of professionalism,
More small firms paying their dues
MASERU – THE Lesotho Revenue Authority (LRA) says tax compliance among Small, Micro and Medium Enterprises (SMMEs) has improved compared to previous years. This is after the LRA introduced Tax
“Thabane captured by thieves”
MASERU – MOVEMENT for Economic Change (MEC) leader, Selibe Mochoboroane, says Prime Minister Thomas Thabane is surrounded by thieves. Mochoboroane was speaking at a rally in Mafeteng on Sunday. He
Africa Trouble in Zimbabwe
The situation in Zimbabwe is tense. There has been a
Africa There is nothing called ‘free aid’
THE shades and the hues of colour at dawn and
Africa Imperatives of professionalizing public service
Continued from last week……. Prevalence of Political Patronage in Lesotho
Africa Why Zuma’s ouster is good for Lesotho
While the National Executive Committee (NEC) of the African National
Comment Start preparing divorce papers
THE decision by the Professor Nqosa Mahao-led faction to “suspend”
Comment Thabane’s Waterloo
THE extraordinary decision by the Professor Nqosa Mahao camp to
Comment Why a GNU is bad for Lesotho
Lesotho Congress for Democracy (LCD) leader, Mothetjoa Metsing, has over
Comment Kicking the can down the road
Parliament is set to adjourn until September 13 this year
When harlots hit the streets
It was good to see opposition leaders clad in tattered blankets march with the wool farmers. But even as the opposition leaders were mingling and bum-jiving with the farmers Muckraker
