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Mosisili vs Kamoli
MASERU – FORMER Prime Minister Pakalitha Mosisili is among 51 crown witnesses expected to testify in the murder trial of former army commander Tlali Kamoli. Lieutenant General Kamoli is on
Manyokole new DCEO boss
MASERU – Attorney Moses Mahlomola Manyokole has been appointed new boss of the Directorate on Corruption and Economic Offences (DCEO). In a press statement last night, the DCEO says Attorney
South Africa seize LDF horses
MASERU – ABOUT 68 horses from the Lesotho Defence Force (LDF) have been confiscated by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) in Bloemfontein, South Africa. The
Hlotse police on go slow
MASERU – POLICE in Hlotse have embarked on a go- slow to press for the payment of their outstanding 6 percent salary increase and outstanding risk allowances, disrupting crucial services
Cleaning the ‘passage’ to adulthood
MOHALE’S HOEK – STAY long enough in any village in Lesotho and you might hear a story or two of horrible accidents and other mishaps that have left many a
“Thabane captured by thieves”
MASERU – MOVEMENT for Economic Change (MEC) leader, Selibe Mochoboroane, says Prime Minister Thomas Thabane is surrounded by thieves. Mochoboroane was speaking at a rally in Mafeteng on Sunday. He
Moseneke talks tough
MASERU – SADC broker in Lesotho’s political reform process, Justice Dikgang Moseneke, is pushing the government to reopen the parliament before August 5. Parliament was hastily adjourned indefinitely early June
Thirsty villagers’ tough struggle
MOHALE’S HOEK – TWO teenage girls sit on empty 25-litre buckets. There are about 10 buckets waiting to be filled with water at the only spring tap in Ha-Senkatana, a
…As mogul calls him a ‘front’
MASERU – CHINESE businessman, Stone Shi, is just a front in Maseru Dawning (Pty) Ltd, according to a local transport mogul who told a special parliamentary committee he was bribed
Stone Shi fires back
MASERU – CONTROVERSIAL Chinese businessman, Stone Shi, has come out guns blazing. Shi claims people sabotaging government policies on wool and mohair trade are threatening his enterprise. Shi, accused by
