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Central Bank Hikes interest rates
MASERU THE Central Bank of Lesotho (CBL) this week increased its interest rate by 25 basis points from 6.75 percent to 7 percent, a move likely to force commercial
‘We are producing too many teachers’
Staff Reporter MASERU EDUCATION Minister Mahali Phamotse says Lesotho’s tertiary institutions are churning out too many teachers leaving most of them without jobs. Phamotse told Parliament last week that
Potloane is back!
Luciah Phahla Maseru Mabuti Potloane is back and grateful to be on the football field after a knee injury that almost ended his career. The silky playmaker has been
Major boost for Lesotho taekwondo
Luciah Phahla MASERU Lesotho taekwondo received a major boost on Monday with a kit donation worth an estimated M250 000 from the South Korean government and the KUKKIWON (World Taekwondo
Cycling body struggles to raise funds
Luciah Phahla Maseru Preparations to host the 2016 African Continental Mountain Bike (MTB) Championships are on course, despite a lack of funds, says Lesotho Cycling Association (LCA) president Sehaole
Ramabele gets call-up
Luciah Phahla Maseru Lesotho interim coach Moses Maliehe has recalled Likhopo hit-man Lehlomela Ramabele for Likuena’s crucial double header of 2017 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifiers against Seychelles
Can Lioli redeem themselves?
Sports Reporter MASERU It is an age-old saying that in football things can change in an instant and this is exactly what has happened in the Vodacom Premier League.
Boity confirms the rumours – It’s over
Sadly, not all good things last. And this is true of one of Mzansi’s most enviable celebrity couples, Cassper Nyovest and Boity. Tissues. In a candid conversation with True Love
Paris attacks suspect Abdeslam captured in Brussels
Top Paris attacks suspect Salah Abdeslam, Europe’s most wanted man, was wounded and captured in a dramatic raid by armed police in the Belgian capital on Friday. Abdeslam, 26, and
Economy‚ elections – and not the Guptas – expected to top ANC NEC agenda
The economy and the coming local elections are expected to be the main topics of discussion on day two of the ANC’s National Executive Committee meeting in Pretoria. There is
