Preserving a people’s culture
Ministry embarks on project to collect objects, and artefacts….. MASERU – IT is a country with a rich archaeological past. It is home to the stunning rock art by the San
News I will not apologise, says Kaya
MASERU – A DEFIANT former health minister, Nyapane Kaya, says he
Muckracker Muckraker: Bedbugs feasting
THE leaders of this wonderful country are capable of astonishing
News From the village to the courtroom
MASERU – There is a certain aura that surrounds Advocate Makhetha
News Why the Chinese are winning tenders
MASERU – PUBLIC Works Minister Prince Maliehe says the government’s hands
Lefa to host referees training course
MASERU – The Lesotho Football Association (LEFA) Referees Committee is set to host a referees training course at the end of this month. The course will be held to equip local
Wool, mohair farmers want new rules blocked
MASERU – WOOL and Mohair farmers have filed an urgent application in the High Court a seeking to block new rules they say are prejudicial to them. The Lesotho National Wool
What the future holds for youths
AT the core of Vision 2020 is a fundamental question: “How do Basotho envision their future?” The document gives several scenarios. The first is that of Melupi, a time of
Africa Why Zuma’s ouster is good for Lesotho
While the National Executive Committee (NEC) of the African National
Insight 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 Stop chaos in the mining sector
ELSEWHERE in this issue we carry a story detailing the
Comment Police must explain Mojakhomo’s whereabouts
The family of Makarabo Mojakhomo this week filed an urgent
Comment Investigate Palace project
OUR last week’s special report on the Royal Palace project
Comment A strategic retreat
IN what could have been a humbling experience, Prime Minister
No dividends for rats
SOMEONE should tell government ministers to shut up about companies failing to declare dividends. It’s time to reap the rich rewards of our thoughtless stampede to privatise state companies. We
