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Talking to your electrical devices
ROMA-THERE is an app that allows you to “talk” to all your electronic and electrical home devices such as fridges, kettles, heaters and so on using internet. In fact, it
LOIC on verge of collapse
MASERU-THE Lesotho Opportunities Industrialisation Centre (LOIC), a vocational training school, is on the verge of collapse after the government withdrew its support. The Ministry of Small Businesses’ principal secretary, Tankiso
Dr Monyake: go well gentle giant
MAFETENG-SOCIAL media was abuzz as tributes poured in for Dr Moletsane Monyake, who succumbed to Covid-19 on January 6. He was 36.Dr Monyake was treated at Thetsane hospital after showing
The business of wigs
MASERU-WHEN Tlalane Mokhesi graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Economics degree from the National University of Lesotho (NUL) in 2019, she already knew that jobs weren’t easy to find.Hence,
Big dreams
MASERU-For many women taking care of orphaned children, life is a struggle. They often hardly have enough to feed themselves, let alone provide for the orphans left under their care.Touched
Private sector gives thumbs up to new lockdown
MASERU-THE private sector has given a thumb’s up to Prime Minister Moeketsi Majoro’s decision to impose a total lockdown to arrest the spread of Covid-19 but wants support for the
The future is what you make it
MASERU ELIZA Matšumunyane’s face lights up when she talks about her shares in Sekhametsi Investment Consortium (SMIC).“I made the investment by chance. Maybe it was luck,” Matšumunyane says.Yet she will
Thabane plots Majoro ouster
MASERU-FORMER Prime Minister Thomas Thabane’s attempt to oust Moeketsi Majoro as premier has suffered a massive blow.This after the All Basotho Convention (ABC)’s national executive committee voted against his proposal
Nurses plead for help
MASERU-THE Lesotho Nurses Association (LNA) says the Covid-19 pandemic is wreaking havoc among health professionals with at least 50 workers being infected with the virus. In a statement on Tuesday,
Army to enforce Covid regulations
MASERU-THE government says it will deploy the army and police to enforce Covid-19 regulations following a dramatic surge of infections countrywide. The announcement was made by Prime Minister Moeketsi Majoro
