Insight
Africans do read!
Of the way of the world, many shall spend a large part of their lives trying to figure it out, and the many events that shall come to unfold are
The beginning of the end for ABC
The National Executive Committee (NEC) of the All Basotho Convention (ABC), the largest political party in Lesotho decided to subject its national chairperson, Motlohi Maliehe, to party disciplinary processes for
Politicians must stop interfering in allocation of tenders
In his biography of Dr Ntsu Mokhehle, the author Hon Moleleki mentions that there are three categories of rally attendants. The first category he says is of people that go
The House of Hunger
When people stand in long lines to cast the vote for their party or candidate, it is with the hope that the promises in the lobbying speeches shall actually come
Long live, live PAC broadcasts!
To see the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) in action has been instructional. Many of us until quite recently, had limited knowledge of the role or function of this committee let
Our troubles are too deep-rooted
Lesotho’s troubles regarding election results started even before the country got its independence. Immediately after the very first democratic elections, held on April 29, 1965, the BCP filed an application
Work is never play
THE gusts of August shall soon be here starting this week, and the dross from the last seasons shall be swept in the winds that clean the landscape for the
Corruption is here to stay
The level of perceived corruption in Lesotho is unacceptably high. On the Transparency Corruption Index 2017, Lesotho ranks 74th. This is bad. And it’s made worse by the fact that
A fish rots from the head
In the late 1950s to the 1960s a number of African countries were involved in a brutal fight for independence. This was a struggle to liberate themselves from European colonialism
The writer as a vessel
When a revered colleague of mine recently told me in clear terms that, “There are two kinds of people that you don’t mess around with . . . and these
