Features & Analysis
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A silver lining to the El Nino drought
Pascalinah Kabi SEVENTEENTH century English poet and civil servant John Milton is credited with coining the phrase “silver lining”…
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Dignity restored for primary school learners
Pascalinah Kabi BOBETE, THABA-TSEKA – Sixteen-year old ‘Mantsali Selumi can finally afford a smile thanks to the Lesotho Red…
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‘Water scarcity affects women the most’
Pascalinah Kabi MAFETENG – Polotso Mokhasi is a nursing mother from Ha Ralitabo in Kolo, Mafeteng. Having grown up…
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‘National gender dialogue imperative’
Pascalinah Kabi GENDER and Youth, Sports and Recreation Deputy Minister ‘Marefuoe Muso says the obstacles women were facing in…
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Fighting a deadly legacy
Young people who have witnessed the social and medical effect of mining on their parents are fighting for…
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A trail of destruction
Land degradation has left rural Basotho in danger of losing the very source of their livelihoods Pascalinah Kabi…
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Youthful farmer shows the way
Pascalinah Kabi He has been through the wringer in the few years he has been a commercial farmer but…
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Cycle of blood, pain and humiliation
Pascalinah Kabi THABA-TSEKA – Mahali Tšoeu is in excruciating pain, but the 14-year-old trudges on as if nothing…
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Unique home gives children a chance
Pascalinah Kabi MAFETENG – With Basotho traditions slowly fading away like the rainbow after a heavy downpour, the Taiwanese-owners…
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Girl4ce says no more suffering in silence
Pascalinah Kabi Peeking under a girl’s uniform using a mirror is one of the many pranks Basotho teenagers play…
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