Insight
Goodbye Robert Mugabe
Politicians are those mystics of time who in the whisk of a moment can turn the world upside-down or stand it up on its feet if they see the need
Remembering Motuba
One Facebook comedian recently wrote, “They should remove Khotso Pula Nala below our Coat of Arms and replace it with Ho tla Loka.” I nearly laughed when I read that
Rein in the judge!
Judges are usually equated with sobriety. “As sober as a judge,” is an expression that shows that judges are supposed to be in full possession of their mental faculties at
Store your medicines appropriately
How one stores their medicines at home is a crucial topic that can never be over-emphasised. Storing your medicines properly can help to ensure they work as they should, that
The roots of African self-hate
When the post-colonial discussions began in earnest, works of literature such as Joseph Conrad’s The Heart of Darkness were denigrated as being improper, as works that misrepresented the authentic ethos
The shot versus the pill dilemma!
Most ladies of child-bearing age often find themselves in this dilemma when it comes to choice of birth control, torn between oral contraceptive pills and injection. But how does one
A small country with big problems
A little country with big problems. That is how some have characterised my beloved country Lesotho. Over 20 years ago, I vividly recall a BBC correspondent when he famously said
A bunch of clowns
I find myself getting irritated about the way coalition government is running its affairs. I have reflected on this matter a lot and have concluded that this government is a
The scourge of tribalism
Earlier said, a night in the village is an experience that entrances the senses, dazzling the sense of sight with the beauty of the million stars spread out on the
TB medication and its side effects
The following medications are commonly used to treat TB and they come combined in one tablet, the dose is dependent on the patients’ weight: Isoniazid Adverse effects are uncommon but
