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We’re sorry, says Thabane
MASERU – PRIME Minister Thomas Thabane (Pictured) rarely shirks from a challenge. He might wince for a moment but he will strike back. But a different side to Thabane was on
From rags to riches
The booming scrap metal business…… MASERU – In villages surrounding Sekamaneng and Koalabata, children have a song about a woman who is always in overalls and rattles by in a scrappy
Shock admission at soldiers’ trial
MASERU – IN a stunning revelation the lawyers representing the army told a Court Martial yesterday that there was no CCTV footage of what transpired during the assassination of Lieutenant General
M5 billion windfall for ex-miners
MASERU – RANTŠO Mantsi, a secondary school dropout from Mafeteng, has become an unlikely hero. Tens of thousands of people are set for a windfall, thanks to his unrelenting efforts that
Muckraker: The power of pillow-talk
HERE is the reality that will roil ABC supporters for weeks: any attempt to get Uncle Tom to censure ‘Maeasiah is a fool’s errant. So your rants on radio stations
A new kind of battle
MASERU – AT any other time the decision by the National University of Lesotho’s Senate to suspend examinations and teaching activities would have triggered violent protests from students. That no burning
‘Senate’s statement is a cry for help’
MASERU – THE National University of Lesotho (NUL) council will meet on Friday to discuss the Senate’s decision to suspend classes and cancel examinations. Council chairperson Tseko Bohloa told thepost the
‘We’re facing a meltdown’
MASERU – THE decision to suspend academic activities at the National University of Lesotho (NUL) has come as a shock to the government, especially Education Minister Professor Ntoi Rapapa who says
The ticking time bomb at NUL
MASERU- TIK-tok-tik-tok-tik-tok-tik-tok. That is the sound of a time bomb at the National University of Lesotho (NUL). As NUL Senate members trooped into a boardroom for a marathon meeting on Monday
Yearning for Lesotho’s golden past
MASERU – A crisis of expectations. This is what the coalition government headed by Prime Minister Thomas Thabane is battling to contain after a stormy 11 months in power. This is
