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drama at PM’s office
MASERU THERE was drama outside the Prime Minister’s offices yesterday after dozens of police officers nearly came to blows.The fracas happened as the Lesotho Police Staff Association (Leposa) vowed to
Liqui Fruit red grape juice withdrawn
MASERU-THE Ministry of Health has banned the sale of Liqui Fruit red grape juice cans in Lesotho following the withdrawal from the market of the product by the manufacturer in
Phamotse disowns contractor
MASERU-FORMER Sports Minister Dr Mahali Phamotse has distanced herself from a local contractor who claims the ministry owes him M27 million.Jane Lebamang of Jane Geomantic Survey and Lab claims the
JSC in legal jam
MASERU-THE Judicial Service Commission (JSC) could be in a legal jam after His Majesty King Letsie III allegedly rejected its recommendation to appoint the five new judges.The king is said
Covid-19 relief vouchers rejected
MASERU-BASOTHO in South Africa are stranded after the Covid-19 food relief vouchers from the Lesotho government were rejected.The vouchers worth M350 each were given to 12 000 Basotho to buy
Workers plead for temp Commissioners
MASERU-WORKERS at the troubled and broke Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) have pleaded with Parliament to appoint temporary commissioners to steady the institution. The workers said this barely a week after
Three top officials quit MEC
MASERU-THREE senior members of the Movement for Economic Change (MEC) have dumped the party amid speculation that they are joining the newly formed Hope party. The members are deputy secretary
14-year-old hacks granny to death
HLEOHENG-A 14-year-old boy is in police custody in Maputsoe after he allegedly bludgeoned his 68-year-old grandmother to death last weekend over M3 000.thepost has withheld the names of the grandmother
Lawyer queries judge’s fitness
MASERU-A lawyer representing one of the detained soldiers in Maseru Maximum Prison has demanded a full investigation into the fitness of a judge who was appointed to hear the matter.
Cattle rustler beaten to death
HA-TOLOANE-HE was a factory worker in Maseru during the day and a cattle raider at night.This is how villagers describe Mokhethi Keketsi, a Toloane Ha-Lekhooa man in his mid-20s, who
