Business
Covid ravages textile jobs
MAPUTSOE – HORDES of women crowd together at the gates of some Chinese-owned textile factories at the Maputsoe Industrial Estate.The risk of contracting Covid-19 takes less precedence than the dim
Hospitality sector owed M17 million from Games
MASERU – Hospitality businesses that provided accommodation for the African Union Sports Council (AUSC) Region 5 Games earlier this month are still unpaid for the services they provided and they
Central Bank donates tablets to schools
MASERU – THE Central Bank of Lesotho (CBL) yesterday donated 40 electronic tablets to students with dual sensory impairment at St Catherine’s and Mount Royal High Schools. Speaking at a
Central Bank of Lesotho launches new notes
MASERU – THE Central Bank of Lesotho (CBL) on Tuesday launched redesigned Maloti notes that will begin circulating on the market from today.The notes have new security features that are
Farmers slam quality of seeds
MASERU – FARMERS say they are not happy with the quality of seeds and fertilisers they received from some agro-dealers in the country this year.The Lesotho National Farmers Union (LENAFU)
Prices of basics shoot up
MASERU – IT is a steep rise in the prices of basic commodities that has left most shoppers hopping mad.Individuals who spoke to thepost this week said they noticed a
LNIG, Hollard team up
MASERU – THE Lesotho National Insurance Group (LNIG) has now teamed up with a global insurance giant Hollard Insurance.The company has also rebranded and will from now on be known
BEDCO gets video conference equipment
MASERU – THE Basotho Enterprise Development Corporation (BEDCO) received three sets of video conferencing equipment last Friday.The equipment was received from the African Development Bank (AfDB) through the Economic Diversification
Majoro urges SMMEs to innovate
MASERU – PRIME Minister Moeketsi Majoro says Small Medium and Micro Enterprises (SMMEs) should innovate to be sustainable and continue to create jobs.Speaking at the 16th Public-Private Consultative Forum last
M2.6 million equipment for Fokothi
MASERU-THE Lerotholi Polytechnic College this week received equipment worth M2.6 million from the government. The consignment includes 52 computers as well as an array of tourism and hospitality equipment to
