Business
Active listening can make you a better leader
As leaders we sometimes spend a lot of time developing certain leadership skills at the expense of others. One of the skills that we need to learn is active listening.
Standard Bank, Liberty push for better employee benefits
MASERU – COMPANIES must strive to offer their employees benefits that resonate with their needs and goals. This call was made at a one-day human resources conference hosted by Standard Lesotho
Big-up for M-pesa
MASERU – VODACOM Lesotho last Thursday held a thanks-giving ceremony for its clients who are using the M-pesa Bulk Payment Services. The M-pesa Bulk Payment Service is a mobile money service
Ford Mustang: the new king in town
THE global demand for the new 2018 Ford Mustang has driven Mustang to its third straight year as the best-selling sports coupe in the world. In a statement released to
Slow improvement in public health sector
MASERU-A WORLD Bank report on Lesotho’s public health sector for 2017 says there has been a slow improvement in health outcomes around the country. The Lesotho Public Health Sector Expenditure
Kombi: the family favourite
THE Kombi Trendline and Kombi Comfortline are your reliable partners for the most demanding standards. With bold new styling, innovative technology and impressive fuel economy, the Kombi is still a
Booking at the click of a button
MASERU – At the click of a button, one can now book accommodation and request for transport services online — a first for Lesotho. Thanks to a mobile app launched by
Fuel price to go up
MASERU – Motorists in Lesotho should brace themselves for a fresh round of increases in fuel prices next Wednesday. The South African Department of Energy yesterday announced that the price of
Improving the productivity of your company
Resources available to businesses are limited. To improve the output achieved from these resources organisations should learn to put more effort on those few activities that generate more. Most successful
Special bank account for low income earners
MASERU – THE Bankers Association of Lesotho (BAL) says its members will launch a special savings account for low income earners in the second quarter of this year. The “Bothebelele account”,
