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We’ll walk out, says ABC
MASERU – SHARP differences between the two leading parties over a SADC-backed National Peace and Unity Commission are threatening to collapse the coalition government.At a National Executive Committee meeting on
Bullets fly at bloody BNP conference
MASERU – MACHESETSA Mofomobe says he had to hide under the table as bullets whizzed past him during an attack by a gunman at the Basotho National Party (BNP) elective
The sex toy business
MASERU – LILY ‘Maneo Makoetlane started out as a magistrate. Now she makes a living by ensuring that justice prevails in the bedroom.Although the subject of sex toys and performance
Moseneke under fire
MASERU – THE National Reforms Authority (NRA) has distanced itself from the National Peace and Unity Bill 2021 that will have powers to pardon human rights violators.Speaking at a meeting
MISA blasts new regulations
MASERU – THE Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA-Lesotho) has threatened to take the government to court if it refuses to repeal controversial communication regulations gazette last month.In a statement
Tšolo nailed at pac hearing
MASERU – FORMER Minister in the Prime Minister’s Office, Temeki Tšolo, was determined to press on with the solar deal despite apprehension from senior technocrats, parliament heard yesterday.The Energy Ministry’s
’Maseribane accused of plotting mutiny
MASERU – FORMER Basotho National Party (BNP) leader Chief Thesele ’Maseribane was the mastermind of an intricate plot to assassinate senior army officers, the High Court heard yesterday.The damning allegations
The theology of prosperity
MASERU – EVERY Sunday morning, the faithful members of the Healing the World church gather together singing moving hymns at their premises in Khubetsoana.A loud piano is belting beautiful melodies
Boosting dairy cow quality
ROMA – AFTER years of neglect, dairy farmers are beginning to get the attention they need to ensure they become one of the pillars of Lesotho’s economy. The Lesotho National
Buried in plastic waste
MASERU -“WE are under attack by plastic pollution,” Maseru mayor Nthabeleng Ntšasa decried last Friday.“The city is besieged,” she said, with a clear sense of alarm.Ntšasa was talking about the
