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Thabane warns daughter
…as family feud rages on…. MASERU – THE All Basotho Convention (ABC) leadership feud is beginning to sound like a family inheritance squabble, with party leader Thomas Thabane dragging in
Business, workers smoke peace pipe
MASERU – WITH both businesses and workers choking from economic problems affecting the country, stakeholders are coming together to try and find a balance between profit making the welfare of
Khasu left TRU for petty reasons, say Maisa
MASERU – DEPUTY leader of the Truth and Reconciliation Unity (TRU) party, Pitso Maisa, says his leader Tlali Khasu left the party to rejoin All Basotho Convention (ABC) for petty
Why Khasu joined Mahao faction
MASERU – WHEN Tlali Khasu left the All Basotho Convention (ABC) some three years ago it was acrimonious. One day Khasu was Thomas Thabane’s trusted deputy and the next, he
Move to block conference
MASERU – PRIME Minister Thomas Thabane has moved to block a special conference called by a faction of his All Basotho Convention (ABC) led by Professor Nqosa Mahao. The conference, which
MP wants Thabane out
MASERU – OVER the last five months, Prime Minister Thomas Thabane has squandered the goodwill and respect he commanded within his own party and the only option left for him now
Farmers pile pressure on Thabane
MASERU – PRIME Minister Thomas Thabane’s three-month grace period for wool and mohair farmers to sell their produce wherever they want has been described as a farce by some farmers. Wool
ABC kicked out of offices
MASERU-The bitter factional battles within the ruling All Basotho Convention (ABC) have taken a huge toll on the party’s finances. The party was kicked out of its rented offices at
Thabane’s bid to block rally flops
MASERU – THE ANC’s secretary general, Ace Magashule, last week snubbed a request by Prime Minister Thomas Thabane to block a rally organised by Professor Nqosa Mahao’s camp in the Free
Too young for motherhood
MOHALE’S HOEK – THE Phamong Health Centre has established a project for mothers-in-law to take the lead in encouraging their teenage daughters-in-law to go back to school. This comes after realising
