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BNP youths want Thabane out
MASERU – THE Basotho National Party (BNP) youth league says Prime Minister Thomas Thabane must step down because “we can’t be ruled by a crime suspect”. The BNP Youth League’s attack
Police quiz senior officials
MASERU – THREE senior government officials were this week summoned by the police to help with investigations into the circumstances surrounding the killing of Lipolelo Thabane. Lipolelo was Prime Minister Thomas
The daring radical
MASERU- IF there was any event that brought Motebang Koma into the international spotlight, it was his decision to file a daring motion of no confidence against Prime Minister Thomas Thabane
Key laptop stolen at Home Affairs
MASERU – A laptop with crucial information on a controversial contract to supply park homes to the Home Affairs Ministry has been stolen. The Office of the Auditor General confirmed to
Military precision in business
MASERU – CAN a stint in the military help instil the shrewdness required for strong business leadership? Retšelisitsoe Theko thinks so. And as a former soldier turned businessman, he should know.
First Lady’s employee found dead in SA
MASERU – AN employee of the First Lady’s trust fund and a staunch ruling party supporter who went missing on Christmas Eve has been found dead in South Africa. Her family
Police hunt ‘Maesiah
MASERU – THE police have launched a massive hunt for First Lady ‘Maesiah Thabane after she allegedly slipped through their fingers at the State House last Friday. The police suspect that
Thabane to step down
MASERU – PRIME Minister Thomas Thabane has agreed to step down as leader of both the coalition government and the All Basotho Convention (ABC), party spokesperson Montoeli Masoetsa has said. Masoetsa
Molibeli’s ‘mountain’ of charges
MASERU-SO robust and controversial has been Police Commissioner Holomo Molibeli’s reaction to his suspension that the charges levelled against him have been overshadowed. At any other time, it could have
Judge warns Thabane
MASERU-A HIGH court judge has warned Prime Minister Thomas Thabane’s government of the potential danger of treating Police Commissioner Holomo Molibeli’s case lightly. Justice Tšeliso Monaphathi issued the stern warning
