LEPHEMA SAYS PASSPORTS COULD REPLACE IDS
Maseru, May 20 – Minister of Local Government, Chieftainship, Home Affairs and Police Mr Lebona Lephema has quashed the motion on suspension of Section 9...
Category : Parliament
LEGISLATORS AT LOGGERHEADS OVER VANDALISM OF VENDORS PROPOERTY
Maseru, May 16 – Members of parliament at loggerheads on the urgent matter of vandalism of the street vendors property which was destroyed by the...
MPS DEBATE OVER IMPLEMENTATION OF THREE PATHWAYS CURRICULUM
Maseru, May 15 – The Members of Parliament (MPs) in the National Assembly debated the implementation of curriculum that enables three pathways at basic level...
LEHATA LET OFF THE HOOK
Maseru, May 14 – Member of Parliament for Makhaleng Constituency Mr. Mootsi Lehata has been let off the hook by Members of Parliament after dismissing...
PSC THREE YEAR REPORT IN THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY
Maseru, May 10 – Minister of Justice and Law, on behalf of the Minister of Public Service, Mr. Richards Ramoeletsi says the three-year report of...
GOVT INTERVENES TO PREVAILING FOOD CRISIS
Maseru, May 08 – The Government of Lesotho has put aside M100, 104.160 Million that will be used as intervention to the prevailing food insecurity...
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS LEHATA TO BE SILENT IN PARLY
Maseru, May 08 – The Ethics, Code of Conduct, Immunities and Privileges Committee has made recommendations to the Speaker of the National Assembly to order...
GOV’T CONCERNED ABOUT HIGH RATE OF CRIME-LEPHEMA
Maseru, May 07 – Minister of Local Government, Chieftainship. Home Affairs and Police Mr. Lebona Lephema says the Government is concerned with the high rate...
MINISTER PRESENTS BILLS FOR AMENDMENT OF CONSTITUTION
Maseru, May 06 – Minister of Justice, Law and Parliamentary Affairs Mr. Richards Ramoeletsi has presented two bills for the first reading in the National...
MINSTER PROMISES TO TABLE REFORMS ON MONDAY
Maseru, May 03 – Minister of Law and Justice Mr. Richards Ramoeletsi has promised to table two constitution amendments as part of the national reforms...