PS in no-show for PAC hearing
MASERU – THE Principal Secretary (PS) for the Ministry of Trade, Soaile Mochaba, failed to turn up for a Public Accounts Committee (PAC) hearing on Monday. The PAC was not amused
News SARS’ new rules squeeze Lesotho
MASERU – TAX regulations introduced by the South African Revenue Services
News MKM investors reject proposal
MASERU – ABOUT 1 000 MKM creditors have resolved to fight
News ‘We’re not stoking chaos’
MASERU – A few weeks ago the Minister of Mines Keketso
News Women want Mokhele fired
MASERU – WOMEN politicians from five political parties want Police Minister
Maseru Select storm into final
MASERU – After their historic feats last weekend, Maseru Select are buzzing ahead of their first-ever Griffons Rugby Eastern Free State League final on Saturday in Ladybrand. Last Saturday, Maseru Select
Bank backs emerging businesses
MASERU – AS a small businessman, you might have started a company but have no skills to run it efficiently. Now you want to grow the business and take it to
Amnesty wants justice for editor
MASERU – Amnesty International this week called on the government of Lesotho to urgently resolve the case of Lloyd Mutungamiri to demonstrate that it is committed to press freedom. Mutungamiri, who
Africa There is nothing called ‘free aid’
THE shades and the hues of colour at dawn and
Insight Imperatives of professionalizing public service
Continued from last week……. Prevalence of Political Patronage in Lesotho
Africa Why Zuma’s ouster is good for Lesotho
While the National Executive Committee (NEC) of the African National
Insight The Generals spoke and Mugabe capitulated
When it’s time to go, it’s time to go. Even
Comment End paralysis in justice sector
THE strike action by magistrates last week resulted in the
Comment There must be consequences
ELSEWHERE in this issue we carry yet another shocking story
Comment Change course or we sink
THE government’s finances are in a mess with fears that
Comment ’Mojakhomo: a big own goal
RESPECTED international human rights defenders, Amnesty International, and the Transformation
The thieving thugs in high heels
TO see that we are sick in the mind look no further than the recent brouhaha over catering contracts for the King’s Birthday celebrations. For years there was an unwritten
