King pays tribute to former minister Maisa
Lipholo charged with sedition, remanded
Ramoeletsi hails Lesotho Laws Index
Army boss Letsoela retires
Moroke Sekoboto
HIS Majesty King Letsie III has paid tribute to the late former Minister in the Prime Minister’s Office and Minister of Police, Pitso Maisa, for his unwavering faith in God and service to the nation.
Mr Maisa passed away on Saturday, 28 June, following a short illness. He was laid to rest at Lepereng Cemetery on Friday.
Speaking at the official funeral service held in Motimposo, King Letsie III eulogised Mr Maisa’s.
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Lipholo charged with sedition, remanded
Ramoeletsi hails Lesotho Laws Index
Army boss Letsoela retires
. . . launches game-changing Wi-Fi Plus
. . . solution integrates fixed broadband and mobile networks
Moroke Sekoboto
TELECOMMUNICATIONS powerhouse Econet Telecom Lesotho (ETL) has launched a Fixed Mobile Convergence (FMC), dubbed Wi-Fi Plus, a revolutionary solution that unites fixed and mobile networks into one seamless communication experience.
FMC is a concept that integrates fixed broadband and mobile internet services, allowing users to enjoy seamless internet access anytime and anywhere.
Designed for both home and business, Wi-Fi PLUS ensures fast, reliable internet for.
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Prison guards’ go-slow spreads
The owl does not have horns
Foolish fury and naked hypocrisy
Thahane’s dismissal hailed
Director grilled over M170 000 Nikuv ‘loan’
Of bedroom strategies, boardroom plans
The true definition of an adult
Former soldier shot dead in fight over nun
BIGINTERVIEW
We threatened to sue GS after she refused to meet us – Pitsong
THE disturbing testimony by army commander, Lieutenant General Mojalefa Letsoela, before the High Court last week should serve as a clarion call to end political interference in the Lesotho Defence Force (LDF) for good.
His frank admission that just like his incarcerated predecessor, Tlali Kamoli, he too continues to experience political meddling is not just a sobering reality check, but an indictment on the nation’s collective failure to insulate the military from the toxic grip of political opportunism.
It is deeply unsettling that eight years since Kamoli’s incarceration and the tragic death of former army commander Maaparankoe Mahao (2015), and Khoantle Motšomotšo after him (2017) the country is still contending with the same old demons.
Lt-Gen Letsoela’s testimony laid bare the contradictions that haunt the trial of Kamoli and eight other soldiers.
These are men, by the current commander’s own admission, were acting within the structured parameters.
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ENTERTAINMENT
Seithati Motsoeneng
IN a strategic move to foster meaningful partnerships and bolster Lesotho’s entertainment sector, LNIG Hollard has entered into a three-year collaboration with Jam Session Sounds for the renowned Lesotho Gospel Explosion—now rebranded as the LNIG Hollard Lesotho Gospel Explosion.
Under the agreement, LNIG will sponsor the festival with a total of M1 million over three years, starting with M250,000 this year, followed by M350,000 in each of the subsequent years. This investment reflects LNIG’s continued commitment to supporting community-driven.
MORENEWS
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Prison guards’ go-slow spreads
The owl does not have horns
Foolish fury and naked hypocrisy
Thahane’s dismissal hailed
Director grilled over M170 000 Nikuv ‘loan’
Of bedroom strategies, boardroom plans
The true definition of an adult
Former soldier shot dead in fight over nun
CLIMATE CHANGE
With renewed hope for climate sustainability
Seithati Mots’oeneng
THE just ended Improving Adaptive Capacity of Vulnerable and Food-insecure Populations (IACoV) project, has made significant strides in enhancing climate sustainability in Lesotho.
IACoV officially concluded on a triumphant note this week, having empowered more than 10 000 families across Lesotho over a five-year period, to combat the pressing challenges of climate change and enhance food security.
Launched in 2020 and funded to tune of.
Prison guards’ go-slow spreads
The owl does not have horns
Foolish fury and naked hypocrisy
Thahane’s dismissal hailed
Director grilled over M170 000 Nikuv ‘loan’
Of bedroom strategies, boardroom plans
The true definition of an adult
Former soldier shot dead in fight over nun
LRA raids CGM
PS fights messy divorce