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Durban – Former president Jacob Zuma has been given five days to present himself at the Nkandla or Central Joburg police stations to start serving

Bereng Mpaki THE government yesterday gazetted a new minimum wage giving factory workers a 14 percent wage hike for the 2021/22 financial year. The new

Pascalinah Kabi THE cash-strapped National Reforms Authority (NRA) is racing against time to source funds and engage five experts to assist the authority with producing

as DCEO investigates former Minister Tšolo Pascalinah Kabi PRIME Minister Moeketsi Majoro has appointed a three-member commission to probe the botched M1, 7 billion solar

demand compensation for loss of land before project can proceed  Pascalinah Kabi ANGRY Mafeteng villagers have blocked the construction of a M2,8 billion solar power

says passing it would cement Lesotho’s status as a rogue Kingdom of murderous politicians, warn of the likelihood of revenge by aggrieved victims. Herbert Moyo

Mohalenyane Phakela JUDGE Charles Hungwe has thrown out former army commander Tlali Kamoli’s application to have his attempted murder trial moved from the High Court

Pascalinah Kabi LESOTHO diplomats, who were kicked out of South Africa for allegedly engaging in the illegal sale of alcohol, have threatened to name and

Mohalenyane Phakela POLITICIANS Mothetjoa Metsing and Selibe Mochoboroane’s latest High Court application to stop the state from trying them for treason and murder alongside former

Mohalenyane Phakela PRIME Minister Moeketsi Majoro and Deputy Foreign Affairs and International Relations Minister, Machesetsa Mofomobe, allegedly ignored suspended Lesotho Communications Authority (LCA) Chief Executive

Mohalenyane Phakela SMALL Business, Cooperatives and Marketing Minister Thesele Maseribane and Health Principal Secretary (PS), Khothatso Tšooana, allegedly helped plan an army mutiny which would

Limpho Sello A Covid-19 outbreak has affected six schools and 20 villages in the Leribe district, the National Covid-19 Secretariat (NACOSEC) has said. All in

Limpho Sello THE National Health Training College (NHTC) will not be enrolling students for the 2021 academic year. NHTC Director General Nthabiseng Molise said the

  Herbert Moyo THE United States of America (US) embassy in Lesotho has expressed concern over the passing of the “intrusive” Communications (Subscriber Identity Module

earmarked for ambassadorial post in Italy, diplomatic job a soft landing for the minister who is set to give up the BNP leadership. Pascalinah Kabi

Limpho Sello THE government has given the Tšepong Consortium 60 days to vacate the Queen ‘Mamohato Memorial Hospital (QMMH). The notice is with effect from

  Limpho Sello THE Lesotho Blood Transfusions Service (LBTS) will on Monday host a blood donation campaign at Makoanyana Square in Maseru, in commemoration of

  . . . electoral body “shocked” by the decision Pascalinah Kabi THE government has cancelled parliamentary by-elections in six constituencies as well as some

…feuding top cops will now have to fight it out in court Mohalenyane Phakela POLICE Commissioner, Holomo Molibeli, and his subordinate, Motlatsi Mapola, have failed

  Mohalenyane Phakela SUSPENDED Lesotho Communications Authority (LCA) Chief Executive officer (CEO), Mamarame Matela, has accused former Communications, Science and Technology Minister, Keketso Sello, of

’Marafaele Mohloboli OPPOSITION ALLIANCE of Democrats (AD) leader Monyane Moleleki has accused the Moeketsi Majoro-led government of maladministration. Mr Moleleki, who served as deputy prime

’Marafaele Mohloboli OPPOSITION Alliance of Democrats leader and former Deputy Prime Minister Monyane Moleleki has accused Deputy Prime Minister Mathibeli Mokhothu of neglecting his duties

‘Marafaele Mohloboli THE government has engaged South Africa in a bid to reverse the garnishing of royalties due to Lesotho for the sale of water

Limpho Sello THE second phase of the government’s mass Covid-19 vaccination programme is expected to begin today at Scott Hospital, Morija. Their Majesties King Letsie

Limpho Sello MOST of the 230 nurses, who were hired as part of the government’s drive to fight Covid-19, have gone on strike to protest