New Lesotho National Development Corporation Chief Executive Officer Kelebone Leisanyane outlines his vision for the parastatal THE Lesotho National Development Corporation (LNDC) opened yet another new chapter this…
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‘Research shows that the spread of the disease among people between the ages of 15 and 24 years is faster. They do not want to test. They are dying in…
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Telecommunications giant says LTE is the next evolution of the company’s network upgrade that will support Lesotho’s growing internet needs. IN an effort to keep up with growing demand,…
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ADVISION Lesotho yesterday released the results of Round 6 of the Afrobarometer Lesotho National Survey, which highlight Basotho’s views on critical political issues in their own country. The Lesotho…
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Health Minister Dr Pinkie Manamolela speaks about the Lesotho Medical School whose first intake began lessons on 1 September 2014, while also highlighting other challenges facing the country’s healthcare…
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THE British government, through the British High Commission to Lesotho, is offering six Basotho a chance to further their studies in the United Kingdom (UK) under the one-year Chevening…
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Staff Reporter MKM director, Simon Thebe-ea-Khale, has expressed confidence that his company would be back in business before the end of this year. Mr Thebe-ea-Khale’s brainchild was shut down in…
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The Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) Acting Director of Elections, Mphasa Mokhochane, is under no illusion about the magnitude of the task that awaits the polling body when Basotho choose…
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LEROTHOLI Polytechnic students resume classes on Tuesday next week after the government-owned college was shut down indefinitely on 26 August 2014 following the death of two students — allegedly…
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We, the majority MPs, have to be heard and people should stop trying to solve the problems of a coalition government which has effectively collapsed. It is like trying to…
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PRIME Minister Thomas Thabane says he is not keen to re-open Parliament on 19 September 2014, as he had initially agreed during a Southern African Development Community (SADC) brokered meeting…
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Tsitsi Matope Women are the pillars of strength in many Basotho families, while also holding similar influential roles in some sectors of the economy. However, over the years, women…
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Tsitsi Matope In Lesotho, HIV/AIDS is like a stubborn migraine that never goes away. According to some activists, the last two years have been particularly dangerous for the country…
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Tsitsi Matope Lithabaneng residents were left in a state of shock after the bloody, lifeless body of a 36-year-old woman was found in her bedroom on Monday this week. Apart…
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Tsitsi Matope The Ministry of Public Works and Transport is one of government’s key departments which deal with the country’s major development projects, among them the construction of roads,…
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Tsitsi Matope Lesotho’s female Members of Parliament (MPs) have often been accused of failing to contribute to critical debate in the august house, which could lead to the transformation of…
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Tsitsi Matope The Lesotho Bureau of Statistics (LBS) has projected poor harvests this year for the country’s three major cereals, namely maize, sorghum and wheat. The Lesotho Times spoke to…
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Queen ‘Masenate Mohato Seeiso reflects on her marriage, being 38, society at large and her transition to the Royal Queen she is today. Tsitsi Matope QUEEN ‘Masenate Mohato Seeiso, who…
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Tsitsi Matope The descendants of King Moorosi — the formidable leader of the Baphuthi people who passed away in 1879 at Mount Moorosi in Quthing District — believe they are…
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By Tsitsi Matope MASERU — Lesotho is a “water country” and its citizens should benefit free supplies — this is the argument by some pressure-groups and individuals, who have a…
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By Tsitsi Matope MASERU — The Lesotho Meteorological Services has projected an “abnormally cold” winter this year, which is also expected to be unusually long and rainy. The Lesotho Times…
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By Tsitsi Matope MASERU — The Companies Registry, which falls under the Ministry of Trade, Industry, Cooperatives and Marketing, is in the process of updating its records while also making…
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By Tsitsi Matope MASERU — Today is Holy Thursday — an important day in the Christian faith, when Jesus had his last supper with his disciples. In the Roman Catholic…
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By Tsitsi Matope MASERU — The Lesotho National Development Corporation (LNDC) has come a long way since its establishment in 1967. Tasked with promoting Lesotho as an attractive investment location…
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By Tsitsi Matope MASERU — Lesotho will tomorrow belatedly commemorate World Tuberculosis Day in Nazareth amid a disturbingly high incidence of the disease. Globally, the commemorations take place every year…
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. . . as Phase Two of the Lesotho Highlands Water Project is finally launched today By Tsitsi Matope MASERU — Today is a big day for Lesotho and…
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By Tsitsi Matope MASERU — The Officer Commanding Maseru District, Senior Superintendent Mofokeng Kolo has warned communities against taking the law into their own hands in what is…
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By Tsitsi Matope MASERU — Legend has it that while still in his mid-teens, Lepoqo Letlama Mokhachane (later to be known as King Moshoeshoe 1), had already mastered the intricate…
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By Tsitsi Matope MASERU-Lesotho is still far from understanding and taking disability issues seriously and this has left the more than 75 000 Basotho living with disability feeling abandoned and…
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By Tsitsi Matope MASERU- The Independent Midwives Association of Lesotho (IMAL) has expressed concern that women continue to die during pregnancy and soon after delivery. Lesotho has one of the…