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Back to Eden
ROMA-A National University of Lesotho (NUL) Physics and Mathematics graduate has found his niche in farming.Ntoahae Makhoa has set up big structures and secured large fields where he produces tomatoes,
Farmers’ roll back hunger
……‘Block farming scheme is the best way to beat hunger’….. MAFETENG-Smallholder farmers who have entered into a block farming arrangement with the government say the project could be their best
Deputy Speaker booted out
MASERU-Teboho Lehloenya, was this week booted out as the Deputy Speaker of Parliament as the new coalition government steps up its purge of all officials aligned to the Alliance of
Emotional send-off for Manyai
MAPUTSOE-Almost in tears, Ntsala Theoha last Saturday stood in front of his daughter’s coffin who was gang-raped and murdered three weeks ago. Seeming shaken and uneasy, he paced up and
The cop who took down the mighty couple
MASERU-UNTIL six months ago, Deputy Commissioner of Police Mokete was just another career police officer. After 21 years in the police force he was just a rank away from being
Police officers sued for M6 million
MASERU-A Berea prisons officer is claiming M6 million in damages from 12 police officers for malicious arrest. Advocate Lebonajoang Ramohalali is suing the officers, all based at the Berea Police
The Victoria Hotel heist
MASERU-THE Directorate on Corruption and Economic Offences (DCEO) is investigating a company that runs the Victoria Hotel for money laundering, corruption and other crimes. The DCEO is also looking at
Health workers win PPEs case
MASERU-THE Constitutional Court has ordered the government to provide all health workers with Personal Protective Equipment (PPEs) and pay doctors’ their call allowances. A coram of three judges made up
Scott to appeal life sentences
MASERU-Lehlohonolo Scott who was on Tuesday slapped with two life sentences and a further five years for murder is set to appeal against the sentences. His lawyer Advocate Thulo Hoeane
Ministry battles to trace Covid-19 patients
MASERU-THE Ministry of Health is battling to trace people who could have got into contact with patients suffering from the deadly Covid-19 disease.The ministry admitted in a statement this week
