INTEGRATING FORMAL EDUCATION INTO INITIATION SCHOOLS
By Maseipone Mokhethi MASERU – The incorporation of both formal learning and initiation schooling is instrumental for creating a holistic educational system that addresses the...
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Breaking the Silence: How the Media Can Help End Gender-Based Violence in Lesotho
By Noliwe Tlamane Somewhere in Lesotho almost every, a woman goes to sleep beside the man who beats her, somewhere else, a young girl sits...
WHO GETS TO DECIDE: LESOTHO WRESTLES WITH GENDER IDENTITY, MEDICAL AUTHORITY
By: Kefuoe Phate Maseru, May. 27— A Senate proposal requiring medical doctors to validate LGBTQIA+ identities has ignited a reckoning in courtrooms, living rooms, and history...
SAFEGUARDING CULTURAL HERITAGE BEYOND
By Maseipone Mokhethi MASERU – The significance of preserving cultural heritage is one that Basotho across different spectrums, locals and diaspora are advocating for beyond...
Fresh Edge Farm Eyes Continental Market as AfCFTA Opportunities Emerge
By Motheba Tsunyane MASERU – The Manager of Fresh Edge Farm, Mr. Liphoto Liphoto, says although he was previously unaware of the African Continental Free...
INVISIBLE WORK KEEPS LESOTHO’S FAMILIES AFLOAT
Qacha’sNek, Feb. 02 — Domestic work is one of the most common forms of employment for women in Lesotho, yet it remains among the least protected....
“MONNA KE NKU HA LLE”: THE HIDDEN CRISIS OF BOYS’ MENTAL HEALTH IN LESOTHO
Qacha’s Nek, Sept.29 — In Lesotho, a boy’s tears are often silenced before they fall. The saying “Monna ke nku ha lle” (a man is...