Textiles sector sends out SOS
Staff Reporter MASERU — Lesotho’s textiles industry has sent out an SOS asking the government to subsidise wages for the sector’s 35 000-strong workforce....
Month : May 2010
More job cuts loom as firms buckle under global crisis
Staff Reporter MASERU — If you want to know how troubled Lesotho’s textiles industry is just look at the number of jobs the sector...
Fountain of hope for juveniles
‘Mantoetse Maama MASERU — The Juvenile Training Centre (JTC) in Maseru might not be home for Thabo Mahomo (not his real name) but this...
People have the right to know
TOMORROW we mark — not celebrate — World Press Freedom Day under the theme “freedom of information: the right to know”. Indeed there is nothing...
BNP conference: the facts
Ranthomeng Matete MASERU — I read with disappointment the twisted and unscientific reportage by this paper’s Political Editor Bongiwe Zihlangu on an otherwise simple...
‘Southern Africa must harness new technologies’
Mpeshe Selebalo MASERU — Communications, Science and Technology Minister Mothetjoa Metsing on Wednesday said southern African states must harness new technologies to improve the...
Setsoto condemned
Pascalinah Kabi MASERU — A parliamentary portfolio committee says Setsoto Stadium and Bambatha Tsita Sports Arena are in a pathetic state despite the government...
Lioli seek to keep title race alive
Teboho Molapo MASERU – Second-placed Lioli, the only side still with a mathematical chance of ruining Matlama’s title dreams, will have to beat Linare...
Heads will roll:tennis chief
Teboho Molapo MASERU — Lesotho Lawn Tennis Association (LTTA) president Motlatsi Morolong has said heads will roll after the country’s dismal performance at the...