BEING FROM VULNERABLE HOUSEHOLD IS PAINFUL- MORAKABI
Mafeteng, Sept. 21 — Being vulnerable makes one uncomfortable among peers especially when not sharing the same status. This remarks were made by Mrs. Palesa Morakabi during presentation...
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DCPT MEMBERS ON A TWO-DAY WORKSHOP
Thaba Tseka Sept. 21 — Karabo ea Bophelo says literature shows that children affected by HIV are more likely to be exposed to violence and...
COURT ORDER GATEWAY FOR HANTSI’S RETURN TO WORK
Maseru, Sept 22 — The Independent Electoral Commission (IEC)’s embattled Public Relations Manager (PRM) Mr. Tuoe Hantsi stumbling block for him to return to work...
KING ASPIRES FOR LONG RELATIONS BETWEEN LESOTHO AND POLAND
Maseru, Sept 21 – King Letsie III has called for long term bilateral relations between Lesotho and Poland in order to strengthen various areas of...
CONCERNED BASOTHO CITIZENS SEEKS JUDICIAL INTERVENTION ON METSI SCHEME
Maseru, Sept. 20 — The concerned Basotho citizens say they want judicial intervention claiming the grand corruption scheme that has come to be known as Metsi Ke...
THINYANE KICKS A JOURNALIST OUT OF THE MEETING
Mohale’s Hoek, Sept. 20 — The Chairman of the Lesotho National Wool and Mohair Growers Association, Mokoenehi Thinyane, has on Wednesday kicked a journalist out of...
KING REPRESENTS LESOTHO IN ROME
Maseru, Sept 20 – King Letsie III, Special Ambassador of Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) of the United Nations (UN) will represent Lesotho at the...
BOTHATA MAHLALA DEV. FOUNDATION EXTEND A HELPING HAND
Quthing, Sept. 20 — At least one thousand (1000) pupils from different education centres inMount- Moorosi Constituency No. 67 will each benefit from pairs of...
MATRIX ASSOCIATION CONDEMNS LGBTIQ+ DISCRIMINATION
Maseru, Sept 20 –The People’s Matrix Association has issued a statement condemning harassment and discrimination of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Intersex Q+ (LGBTIQ+) individuals....
FACTORY WORKERS CONTINUE TO LOSE JOBS
Maseru, Sept 20 – More factory workers continue to lose their jobs, leaving their Unions with no chance but to seek intervention, Mr. May Rathakane...