Who will be NUL’s next VC?
Staff Reporter MASERU — An American professor who survived a turbulent stint at the helm of the University of Botswana is leading the race to...
Author : Sunday Express
No pay rise for five years
MASERU — The government has threatened to withhold salaries for striking National University of Lesotho lecturers (NUL). The government finances all NUL operations including salaries...
Ntsie knocked down at bike race
Caswell Tlali MASERU — Controversial cameraman Habofanoe Ntsie was knocked down and injured by a speeding motorbike while taking pictures at the Roof of Africa...
2 000 textile jobs on the line
Caswell Tlali MASERU — Nearly 2 000 workers could lose their jobs after it emerged that two textile companies are tottering on the brink of...
Police conduct under scrutiny
Caswell Tlali MASERU — A continental policy and research organisation is in Lesotho to investigate the local’s police adherence to professional conduct and their appreciation...
A travesty of justice
PONZI schemer Simon Thebe-ea-khale must count himself among the luckiest criminals in the world. After stealing the dreams and hopes of 300 000 mostly poor...
Foot in the mouth
IT’S been a horrendous week for higher education in Lesotho. First, Limkokwing University of Creative Technology was closed following violent student protests that once again...
The curious case of Ntsie
VUVUZELA has been fascinated by the ongoing trial of the man named Habofanoe Ntsie for a number of reasons. Ntsie is being accused of murder...
Lesotho’s sovereignty under siege
LESOTHO has successfully resisted two major challenges presented by South Africa: colonial encroachment and the apartheid regime. The refusal of Basotho to be incorporated in...
Tale of two police forces
Noisemaker LMPS The students smashed windows and damaged buildings this week. One even threw a fire extinguisher at police from the roof of a...