Business
Majoro urges SMMEs to innovate
MASERU – PRIME Minister Moeketsi Majoro says Small Medium and Micro Enterprises (SMMEs) should innovate to be sustainable and continue to create jobs.Speaking at the 16th Public-Private Consultative Forum last
M2.6 million equipment for Fokothi
MASERU-THE Lerotholi Polytechnic College this week received equipment worth M2.6 million from the government. The consignment includes 52 computers as well as an array of tourism and hospitality equipment to
Vodacom launches bursary scheme
MASERU-VODACOM Lesotho yesterday launched a bursary programme, a new initiative aimed at empowering a new generation of Basotho with digital skills and capabilities. Through its corporate social investment, the company
Leselihub offers shares to public
MASERU– A local billboard company, Leselihub, is issuing 150 000 shares to the public in an effort to raise M31 million before January next year.A share is going for M206.67.
LAA wins prestigious award
MASERU -THE Land Administration Authority (LAA) is basking in glory after it won a prestigious Geographic Information System (GIS) SAG-Award at a function in Johannesburg last week. The award is
Diaspora pumps in M4 billion
MASERU – BASOTHO in the diaspora are estimated to be remitting about M336 million every month, about M4 billion a year, to their families in Lesotho.That is according to a
Econet, LNIG launch Ecosure Groups
MASERU – ECONET Telecom Lesotho in partnership with the Lesotho National Life Assurance Company (LNIG) launched Ecosure Groups yesterday.’Matikoe Letsie, the Ecosure general manager, said they will cover a minimum
‘Vaccination will aid economic recovery’
MASERU – Prime Minister Moeketsi Majoro says Lesotho’s economic recovery will only happen when the nation achieves full herd immunity.Majoro was speaking at the 15th private sector consultative forum on
M10 million ‘war chest’ to help youths
MASERU – THE government is pumping M10 million into the Business Plan Competition (BPC) that will benefit 100 youth and women entrepreneurs.This follows a successful trial project launched in 2019
We are sinking, say cross-border traders
MASERU – CROSS-BORDER traders say they are battling to stay afloat due to new demands brought about by the Covid-19 pandemic.The traders are required to provide a PCR test at
