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Eyeing the big office
MASERU – At 63, Tlohang Sekhamane is no longer a young man. Over the past six decades, he has accumulated lots of experience while rubbing shoulders with the who’s who of
Teachers to down tools
MASERU – TEACHERS are set to embark on a strike starting today after representative unions agreed on collective action to force the government to budge on a litany of demands. Lesotho
Audit boss takes on DCEO
MASERU – THE Constitutional Court will today hear a case in which a suspended Director of Internal Audit in the Ministry of Finance is challenging the seizure of her vehicle by
Teachers in fresh strike threat
MASERU – THE Lesotho Association of Teachers (LAT) has threatened to down tools again if the government fails to urgently address grievances tabled by teachers. The government has however warned that
Minister pleads with teachers
MASERU – EDUCATION Minister Ntoi Rapapa has asked teachers, who have announced a decision to go on strike, to exercise patience and give the government a chance to resolve their grievances.
SA ministers on fire-fighting mission
MASERU – JUSTICE Dikgang Moseneke has appointed two South African ministers into the Disputes Resolutions Mechanism Committee as he steps up his bid to drive the reforms agenda. Mohamed Enver Surty,
Fresh row to fleet tender
………..Fresh row to fleet tender…………. MASERU – A NEW attempt by the government to hire a fleet management company to run the government’s vehicles has run into problems after a
The business of beauty
MASERU – IN the midst of pain, Mpho Phakoana found a business niche. The 28-year-old lost some of her closest relatives to cancer and a heart attack. The developments left her
War veterans win case
MASERU – FOUR Lesotho Liberation Army Veterans Association (LLA-VETA) members have won a case forcing the government to return them to their positions as reconciliation officers. High Court judge Justice Teboho
CCL defends Rantle
MASERU – The Christian Council of Lesotho (CCL) has defended its decision to accept the newly formed Wesleyan Methodist Church led by Reverend Daniel Rantle. This follows complaints by members of
