CIVIL SERVANTS PREPARED FOR LIFE AFTER RETIREMENT
Qacha’s Nek, July 07 — The Ministry of Gender, Youth and Social Development (MGYSD), through its Department of Elderly Services and Human Resource Division, hosted...
Author : Tlhabeli Lehloka
FELETU URGES GOVERNMENT TO HONOUR CHIEFS’ SALARY SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT
Maseru, June 16 — The Federation of Lesotho Trade Unions (FELETU) has called on the government to honour a settlement agreement regarding salary adjustments for...
THEIR MAJESTIES CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY WITH ANGLICANS
Maseru, April 13 — The Head of State, King Letsie III and Queen ‘Masenate Mohato Seeiso will celebrate their royal union with Anglicans on May...
MILLIONS FOR INMATES FEEDING COSTS
Maseru, Mar. 24 — The Ministry of Law and Justice spends about M14 million annually to feed inmates. This was disclosed by the Minister of Law...
TEYATEYANENG FARMERS TO ERADICATE SHEEP SCAB
Berea, March 07 — Teyateyaneng Wool and Mohair Growers Association (TWMGA) has embarked on small stock dipping process in a bid to fight sheep scab. This was revealed by...
BIMODAL TYPE OF RAINFALL SEASON TO BE EXPECTED
Thaba Tseka, Feb. 27 — The statement from the 30th Southern Africa Regional Climate Outlook forum overview of dynamical models states that the period of...
EMPOWERING WOMEN AS REFEREES IN FOOTBALL
Berea, Feb. 24 — As to break down barriers and stereotypes, the District Football Association (DIFA) takes into consideration training more women to be referees....
EMPLOYERS, UNIONISTS ENCOURAGED TO DO COLLECTIVE BARGAINING
Mokhotlong, Feb. 06 — Employers and workers are expected to operate in accordance with the Labour Act 2024, to promote fair labour practices at different...
COLLABORATION CRUCIAL FOR INNOVATION ECONOMY – NKHABUTLANE
Maseru, Feb. 05 — The National University of Lesotho Coordinator Innovation Hub, Dr. Pulane Nkhabutlane says collaboration is imperative in driving the innovation economy. This...
CBL REPORTS SUSTAINED ECONOMIC GROWTH DESPITE GLOBAL CHANGES
Maseru, Feb. 05 — The Central Bank of Lesotho (CBL) has announced that the country’s economic growth reached 3.1 percent in November 2024, driven by...