Month : November 2009

Tefo Tefo MASERU — Money-lending companies in Lesotho have indefinitely stopped giving out loans, leaving about 50 000 customers high and dry.  The Association of...

Letuka Mahe MASERU — Fifteen-year-old Ntsebeng Tlokotsi (not her real name) sighs with relief as she is given M1 080. Along with it she receives...

Sello Morake MASERU — It’s Friday morning and the proceedings in court seven at the High Court have been delayed. The recorder and the interpreter...

Tefo Tefo MASERU — A 28-year old man from Makhalaneng in Maseru will spend 15 years behind bars after the High Court found him guilty...

Mpeshe Selebalo MASERU — The Lesotho Revenue Authority (LRA) commissioner-general, Thabo Letjama, has vowed to stamp out corruption at the country’s border posts. The revenue...

Mpeshe Selebalo MASERU — Shoppers in Maseru will soon be spoilt for choice. In fact, the capital could soon be transformed into a shopper’s paradise,...

Mpeshe Selebalo MASERU — There was no joy for motorists last Friday after the Petroleum Fund increased fuel prices. The Fund, which regulates the petroleum...

THE rains have been pounding in the last few weeks, signalling the onset of the summer farming season. All things being equal, it is safe...

Odilon Motsoakapa Makara I WISH to respond to the article that appeared in the Sunday Express (November 1-7) titled “Education Bill: Experts predict chaos”. First...

HERE is the third and final part of the memorial lecture delivered on October 20 2009 by Justice Michael Mathealira Ramodibedi in honour of the...