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Rival ‘lover’s’ home set ablaze
….Four women in custody for arson….. MAFETENG – AN elderly man and his young wife escaped death by a whisker when their single-roomed house was set ablaze after allegations the
Mahao lashes ‘dictatorship
MASERU – NEWLY elected All Basotho Convention (ABC) deputy leader Professor Nqosa Mahao says Lesotho is fast degenerating into a “dictatorship”. This was probably Mahao’s most vicious and direct
Fired NSS agents win case
MASERU – High Court judge, Justice Semapo Peete, on Tuesday ordered the reinstatement of 76 National Security Service (NSS) agents who were dismissed from work in December 2017. The judge
Thabane’s reform indaba riles opposition
MASERU – PRIME Minister Thomas Thabane is today expected to hold a public service reform validation meeting that will exclude non-state actors. The meeting is meant to validate or declare
M150m paid to mohair farmers’
MASERU – THE Lesotho Wool Centre says it has paid M150 million to pay more than 20 000 wool and mohair farmers. This, the centre said, means that 75 percent
Police want BKB to pay back levy
MASERU – THE police want BKB, a South African wool broking firm, to account for every cent it collected from Basotho farmer as dipping levy. The police are investigating allegations
Judge refuses to hear case
MASERU – ACTING Chief Justice ’Maseforo Mahase yesterday sensationally refused to deliver judgment in a case involving two All Basotho Convention (ABC) factions claiming she had been insulted by protesters.
Faction in bid to block Mahao rally
MASERU -A turf war has ensued between the All Basotho Convention (ABC)’s warring factions over rally venues. This time they are fighting over a planned rally in Lithoteng constituency on
ABC fights hits poverty reduction scheme
MASERU – THE ruling All Basotho Convention (ABC) party’s internal fights have spilled over into its poverty reduction projects as factions haggle over access to resources, thepost heard this week.
Strike hits courts
MASERU– POLICE have to release crime suspects countrywide because there are no cases being filed at the magistrates’ courts registry because court officials are on strike. Police spokesman Superintendent Mpiti
