Stone Shi evicted
MASERU – A Chinese-Australian who is embroiled in wool and mohair wars in Lesotho has been evicted from the Thaba-Bosiu Wool and Mohair Centre. Stone Shi, CEO of the Maseru Dawning
News Paralysis in courts as ‘go slow’ bites
MASERU- THE police say they could be forced to set crime
News Court wants judge’s appointment documents
MASERU- THE Constitutional Court has ordered the government to produce all
News Keeping an eye on initiation schools
THABA-BOSIU– A LAW meant to protect the secrets of initiation
News School of hard knocks
MASERU – For many Basotho women, journeys to South Africa are
League fixtures released
……………Bantu begin title defence against Sefotha-fotha………. MASERU – The Premier League Management Committee (PLMC) has released the fixtures for the 2018/19 Econet Premier League season and champions Bantu start their title
Raising finance for your business
Trying to raise finance for your business can be a challenge especially during tough economic times. However if you want your business to expand from its current level you need
‘Loose laws harming tourism’
MASERU – THE Lesotho Tourism Development Corporation (LTDC) has told the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) this week that the country is losing millions of maloti because of ‘loose’ laws governing the
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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
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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
Comment Bury your vendettas
PRIME Minister Thomas Thabane last Friday made an impassioned plea
Comment Who is funding who?
Thesele Maseribane, the Basotho National Party (BNP), has had a
Comment Find these killers
YET again we report in this newspaper the harrowing story
Comment Avert teachers’ strike
THE government could face yet another headache after the three
Mochoboroane’s silly errand
SPARE a thought for Selibe Mochoboroane and his colleagues at the Public Accounts Committee (PAC). They are well-meaning men and women who think their daily routine of haranguing witnesses and
