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Women’s boss wants football return
MASERU-The new president of the Lesotho Women’s Football Executive Committee, Baholo Motene, is pleading with government to allow the return of football. Motene was elected in July and she says
Ministry plots next move on Games
MASERU-Minister of Sports, Likeleli Tampane, and her ministry are in advanced talks to decide the future of the 2022 African Youth Games which are slated for Maseru. Lesotho was awarded
CCX dreams big
MASERU-Newly-promoted Econet Premier League outfit, CCX, have big ambitions for their top-flight debut.The Leribe side were promoted in April and will be making their first ever appearance in the premiership.
Matete joins LMPS
MASERU-Former Likuena boss Seephephe Matete was yesterday confirmed as the new coach of Lesotho Mounted Police Service (LMPS).The club said Matete had signed a two-year contract. LMPS management had been
No full payments for some clubs
MASERU-The Lesotho Football Association (LEFA) has confirmed that clubs which did not play their full allotment of first round fixtures will not receive the full Covid-19 Relief Fund share they
Thotanyana vows to fight
MASERU-Newly-elected Lioli president Lebohang Thotanyana says he is not taking lightly allegations made by former club president Hlajoane Lesaoana in court papers last week. Thotanyana was re-elected as Lioli president
Swallows livid over ‘stolen’ coach
MASERU-Econet Premier League outfit Swallows are crying foul over what they are calling dishonesty and abuse of power after former league champions Matlama unveiled Mothobi Molebatsi as their new assistant
New coach for Lioli
MASERU-Lioli are set to announce a new coach before the end of the week according to club president Lebohang Thotanyana.‘Tse Nala’ have a four-man shortlist of coaches and Thotanyana confirmed
‘Educate players on contracts’
MASERU-In the world’s big leagues players often choose to run their contracts down in order to put themselves in strong positions to negotiate new deals or jump to a better
Matlama not relenting
MASERU-Matlama president Paballo Makakole has confirmed the club is considering taking their fight against the Lesotho Football Association (LEFA) further after losing another appeal on Monday. In July, the Disputes
