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Soldiers want two judges out
MASERU-DETAINED soldiers and police officers who are facing treason and murder charges have filed an urgent application in the High Court to block two judges from hearing their cases. The
Lesotho to reopen borders
MASERU-THE government of Lesotho is re-opening five commercial borders today six months after it imposed a stringent lockdown to stop the spread of the Covid-19 pandemic. Prime Minister Moeketsi Majoro
Vodacom fined M134 million
MASERU-VODACOM Lesotho has been fined a staggering M134 million for allegedly violating licensing regulations.The Lesotho Communications Authority (LCA) imposed the fine on Monday, citing a battery of transgressions it said
Managing the politics
MASERU-THE Lesotho Communications Authority (LCA)’s decision to slap Vodacom Lesotho with a M134 million fine appears to have the Cabinet’s blessings. Documents seen by thepost this week indicate that the
How Vodacom defends itself
MASERU-“WE continue to face increasing regulatory and policy challenges across our markets, with implications for revenue growth, product pricing, and cost efficiency.” That statement is in the 2020 annual report
How Central Bank, LRA saved Vodacom
MASERU-THE Central Bank of Lesotho (CBL) and the Lesotho Revenue Authority (LRA) could have saved Vodacom Lesotho from losing its licence.thepost understands that by the end of May, LCA boss,
The rot at the core
…..Veteran farmer wants extension services overhauled….. MASERU-THE Ministry of Agriculture should start taking its job seriously and overhaul the agricultural extension services office to better capacitate rural subsistence and commercial
Farewell stalwart of workers’ rights
MASERU-DANIEL Maraisane stood tall, and smiling, as hundreds of women surrounded him chanting Maraisane tloho re bue (Maraisane, come let’s talk). That was not a happy moment for the veteran
Lesotho’s first cancer treatment clinic
ROMA-THE National University of Lesotho (NUL), along with Senkatana Centre of Excellence, have just received an M18 million award to establish Lesotho’s first Cancer Treatment Clinic. This is according to
Soldiers in fresh bid for freedom
MASERU-FORMER army commander Lieutenant General Tlali Kamoli and 28 other detained soldiers and police officers this week filed a fresh joint application for bail. Lt Gen Kamoli and his colleagues
