The tourism ‘Mecca of Africa’
MOKHOTLONG – EVERY winter hundreds of tourists from Europe and Asia flock into Lesotho to experience the country’s unique beauty. Among the tourists’ magnet is AfriSki Resort in Mokhotlong. The
News The dark gangs in Lesotho prisons
MASERU – A violent clash between two prison gangs at
News Knives out for NUL registrar
MASERU – A storm is brewing at the National University
News Minister grills Letšeng Diamond
MASERU – MINISTER of Mining, Keketso Sello, has grilled the
News Khetheng’s widow demands body
MASERU – THE estranged widow of the late police constable
Sehlabaka faces ban for fraud
Maseru – Lesotho’s most decorated basketball coach, Bokang Sehlabaka, of Lichocha Shooting Rifles, faces a 20-month ban from all basketball activities after he pleaded guilty to three counts of fraud,
Let the mission drive your organisation
Every organisation, be it a for-profit or not-for-profit organisation, has a purpose why it’s in existence. The reason why an organisation is in existence is referred to as a mission.
Rights group blasts Thabane
MASERU – A human rights group wants Prime Minister Thomas Thabane to withdraw his “unlawful order” to the police to assault crime suspects or face court action. In a statement,
Africa Trump: the Reagan gambit?
Last Sunday I wrote a piece on the political crisis
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
Comment Respect human rights
AT a recent rally Prime Minister Thomas Thabane said the
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
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
