MASERU – THE Basotho National Party (BNP) this week successfully applied for a rescission of a court order that would have seen the party’s secretary general,...
MASERU – A fire gutted the records section of the Mafeteng Magistrate’s Court last week. The police suspect it was an act of arson. Thousands of...
MASERU – SPEAKER of Parliament Sephiri Motanyane has lambasted portfolio committees for their shoddy work. Motanyane expressed his disappointment with the committees in parliament yesterday. He...
MASERU – THE Minister in the Prime Minister’s Office Likopo Mahase and the All Basotho Convention (ABC)’s secretary general, Lebohang Hlaele, almost exchanged blows at a...
MASERU – RETAILERS have long mastered the psychology behind shopping. They know which buttons to press for customers to spend more money and time in shops....
MASERU – ACROSS the world, the outbreak of Covid-19 and attendant challenges massively disrupted access to Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) services, particularly for...
A few days ago on the 19th of June was Father’s Day. I am told that Father’s Day is a holiday of honouring fatherhood and paternal...
A primary school teacher recently gave her students homework. They were to ask their parents about their jobs and present their findings in class. Things were...
MUCKRAKER has been having sleepless nights as she struggles to understand why the NMDS (Notorious Manpower Damage Secretariat) always does the right thing after NUL students...
ROMA – ONE of the most overlooked causes of soil erosion is road construction, according to Dr ’Mamohau Thamae. “Even here in Lesotho, we see a...
MASERU – A parliamentary committee has recommended the Ministry of Communications should facilitate short training courses for media practitioners in the country. Presenting its recommendations to...
KORO-KORO – FOR decades, the question of Lesotho being part of South Africa has stubbornly refused to go away. As the country readies for the...
LERIBE – BEFORE 2018, ’Mataaso Mapuru-Mohale had no business with candles. Then she visited a restaurant for lunch. “They had lit candles as part of their...
QACHA’S NEK – IT took the swift intervention of former Prime Minister Pakalitha Mosisili to quell a dispute over compensation between villagers in Tsoelike and a...