MIDWIVES TRANSFORM HEALTH CARE IN LESOTHO
By: Mapule Motsopa QACHA’S NEK — In the highlands and valleys of Lesotho, midwives are quietly reshaping the nation’s health landscape. Once considered an exclusively...
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SERVICES STILL ON HALT AT ST. JOSEPH’S HOSPITAL
Maseru, Dec.02–Despite agreement or addendum signed last Friday between the government of Lesotho and Christian Health Association of Lesotho (CHAL), following downing tools by latter...
KING LETSIE III CALLS FOR COLLECTIVE EFFORT TOWARDS AN HIV-FREE LESOTHO
Maseru, Dec. 01 – As Lesotho joins the global community in commemorating World AIDS Day, King Letsie III has called for collective action from every...
THABA TSEKA LEADS WITH OPEN DEFECATION
Thaba Tseka, Nov. 20 — Research shows that more than half of the population in Thaba Tseka still practices open defecation. This was stated during...
BOHLOA CALLS FOR STRONGER MENTAL HEALTH SUPPORT FOR MEN
Qacha’s Nek, Nov. 19 — As the world marks International Men’s Day (IMD) under the theme ‘celebrating men and boys,’ Qacha’s Nek Anti-Human Trafficking and Migrants...