Famo artists nominted for international award
Lerato Matheka MASERU — Two of Lesotho’s top famo musicians, Koete and Morusu, are in the running for accolades at the annual South African...
Month : September 2010
NUL: academic arena or battlefield?
Special Correspondent MASERU — Four weeks ago it was the non-academic staff who went on strike. Last week it was the students’ turn to...
Of opposition shenanigans, two beauty queens and one crown
CAN you believe the foolishness of local opposition parties that want to be taken seriously by all of us when they could actually take close...
Mokhotlong must reap rewards
LETSENG Diamonds on Tuesday announced it had dug up a magnificent 196-carat rough white diamond, the fourth gem from the mine to make international waves....
PR seats talks doomed
IT’S 31 months since the battle over the allocation of proportional representation seats erupted but the warring parties have not been able to agree on...
Truth behind traditional healers
Ntsebeng Motsoeli MASERU — Do you want to be promoted at work? Is your boss giving you trouble at work? Are you tired of...
LCD slams lid on PR seats talks
Staff Reporter MASERU — Deputy Prime Minister Lesao Lehohla says the proportional representation dispute is now a closed chapter because the Lesotho Congress for...
FNB fraud suspect offers to pay
Nat Molomo MASERU — A businessman on trial for fraud after he allegedly connived with five First National Bank (FNB) workers to steal M216...
Lehohla laments quality of cops
THIS week we put Deputy Prime Minister and Home Affairs Minister Lesao Lehohla (pictured) in the HOT SEAT to answer questions about the chaos at...
Catholic order sued for M400 000
Tefo Tefo MASERU — An architectural company is suing the Catholic Church’s Oblates of Mary Immaculate (OMI) for M400 000 for allegedly refusing to...