SECTORS DISSATISFIED ABOUT INCREMENT OF WORKING HOURS
Maseru, Mar. 13 — Public and private sectors have expressed dissatisfaction regarding the recently tabled Labour Code Bill 2024 which stipulates that working hours will...
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WOOL, MOHAIR GROWERS PREPARING FOR NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL SHOW
Thaba Tseka, Mar. 06 — Thaba Tseka Wool and Mohair Growers Association Chairperson says they have already conducted Agricultural Shows in 10 woolsheds. Mr. Telang...
REGISTRAR HAPPY ABOUT RENEWABLE PARTNERSHIP
Maseru, March. 06 – The National University of Lesotho (NUL) Registrar, Mrs. Liteboho Maqalika Lerotholi says, the university’s partnership in the area of sustainable and...
D-PERMIT AMENDMENT GETS GREEN LIGHT
Maseru, Mar. 05 — The Ministry of Public Works and Transport has finally implemented the amendment of the D-permit which will now allow the 4+1...
RSL UPDATES STAKEHOLDERS ON E-CLEARANCE CERTIFICATES
Berea, March 04—In a bid to improve service delivery and prevent fraudsters from forging tax related documents, Revenue Services of Lesotho (RSL) has embarked on...
CONSTRUCTION OF TEYATEYANENG BUS TERMINAL KICKS OFF
Berea, Feb 29 — The much anticipated construction project of Teyateyaneng bus terminal has finally received approval and the construction process is set to resume...
UNIVERSITIES BUILD SUSTAINABLE ENERGY PARTNERSHIP
Maseru, Feb. 29 – To strengthen Sustainable Development Goals in line with sustainable energy, three universities have engaged on a three year project (2023 -2026)...
AFRICA URGED TO SAVE CHILDREN FROM MALNUTRITION
Maseru, Feb. 25 — The Kingdom of Lesotho, African Union Commission, African Development Bank and partners have called for renewed commitment to boost nutrition for...