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The lost generation
…..Ministry to assess Covid carnage in education…. MASERU-THE combination of Covid-19 and a long running teachers’ strike has been deadly on Basotho children, with the impact on the quality of
A revolution in online payments
ROMA-MOHAU Mochebelele, a former student of the National University of Lesotho International School (NULIS), and his team have created a platform that gives you more than just mobile money as
Dyeing for you
MASERU-GOT some shabby, fading jeans that you feel like throwing away? Well, you can actually keep them, and better still, wear them as new. And Lerato ‘Lee’ Motlohi is the
Covid fears haunt students, teachers
MASERU-Students began trooping back to schools on Tuesday this week amid fears that some were not fully prepared to deal with the Covid-19 pandemic.Public schools were initially shut down in
Police officer killed in drunken brawl
MASERU-A police officer died and another was seriously injured during a drunken brawl on Good Friday.Police spokesman Senior Superintendent Mpiti Mopeli confirmed that a 24-year-old constable shot dead his colleague
Moleleki waves goodbye
MASERU-MONYANE Moleleki, leader of the Alliance of Democrats (AD), is finally waving goodbye to his beloved Machache constituency, after 28 years of uninterrupted service to his people. Moleleki, who was
Nacosec staff contracts not renewed
MASERU-THE National Covid-19 Secretariat (Nacosec) did not renew the contracts of workers whose contracts expired at the end of March, thepost learnt this week.The Nacosec, previously named the National Emergency
Leading with humility
MASERU-At the helm of Sekhametsi Investment Consortium is an eight-member board entrusted with steering the ship through a business terrain made dicier by the disruptive innovations, evolving trends and unpredictable
‘SADC plot to save soldiers’
MASERU-SADC envoy Justice Dikgang Moseneke is hatching a plot to save politicians who were behind the 2014 attempted coup and a spate of murders committed during the period.This is according
Don’t visit for Easter, says minister
MASERU-STAY wherever you are.That is the desperate plea by Home Affairs Minister Motlalentoa Letsosa to Basotho in the diaspora who might be intending to travel home for the Easter holidays.
