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Tributes pour in for Chakela
MASERU-TRIBUTES poured in this week following the death of notorious famo music gangster Mosotho Chakela on Tuesday.Chakela died in Bloemfontein on Tuesday due to complications related to Covid-19. Nteei Ts’ehlana,
Chakela dies
MASERU-FEARED famo music gangster and the suspected kingpin in the Lipolelo Thabane murder case, Rethabile Mokete, better known as Mosotho Chakela, has died of Covid-19.Chakela died on Tuesday in Bloemfontein
Minister blasts Masoetsa
MASERU-THE All Basotho Convention (ABC)’s spokesperson Montoeli Masoetsa has been accused of attending a constituency meeting without an invitation. Finance Minister Thabo Sofonea says Masoetsa insisted on being present at
Covid routs health centres
MASERU-AT least 20 workers at church-run health centres in Lesotho tested positive for Covid-19 between Christmas and New Year’s Day, as the pandemic begins to wreak havoc in the country.The
Covid-hit Lerotholi Polytechnic shut down
MASERU-LEROTHOLI Polytechnic was shut down on Tuesday after its bursar allegedly succumbed to Covid-19 on Monday.The head of the institution, Professor Tlali Sepiriti, said they are still waiting for Covid-19
Power to the people!
MASERU-THE days when Lesotho used to rely on electricity imports for its needs could soon be over after Prime Minister Moeketsi Majoro launched the Ha-Ramarothole Solar Power project two weeks
Letsema wins Facebook prize
ROMA-The app called Letsema is the perfect African challenge to the dominant American audio-video conferencing apps Zoom, Microsoft Teams and Google Meet. Letsema has just beaten more than 240 other
Fulfilling a calling
MASERU-Worried about how social, mental and emotional problems are afflicting Basotho youths, a National University of Lesotho (NUL) student has chosen to do something about it. Tsotang Letsie, a final
A powerful object lesson in investment
MASERU – IN the late 1990s ’Makarabo Letele’s dressmaking business was booming. Customers were flocking into her shop and profits were good.She puts that down to the fact that there
‘Tourism sector still in distress’
MASERU-The tourism industry is still reeling three months after Prime Minister Moeketsi Majoro relaxed Covid-19 restrictions, thepost heard this week. This is despite the fact that most lodges which were
