Month : December 2010

Teboho Molapo MASERU — The year of Africa’s first Fifa World Cup has also seen a momentous 12 months for the Mountain Kingdom. From the...

Caswell Tlali MASERU — Parliament on Wednesday passed a proposed law that will severely punish directors who negligently cause companies to fail.  The Companies Bill...

IT’S Christmas time again! Many are already in the mood to make merry on the special holiday which most Christians say is meant to mark...

HAS any calendar year ever been faster than 2010? Maybe so much has been happening that we hardly noticed the months spiriting away. From Methodist...

“WE recognise the equally important dimension of regional integration for growth and development and commit to conclude Economic Partnership Agreements (EPAs) that support socio-economic development,...

Lesotho is never short of political drama but, relatively speaking, the year 2010 started out slow for the country. But boy did it end with...

ALL the foreigners and about half the Ivorians agree that Alassane Ouattara won last month’s presidential election in Ivory Coast — but not the southerners,...

Staff Reporter MASERU — Lebohang Nts’inyi, the Lesotho Congress for Democracy (LCD) bigwig fired as tourism minister two months ago, was on Friday spotted visiting...

Staff Reporter MASERU — Professor Sharon Siverts, an American academic, is likely to be announced the next vice chancellor of the troubled National University of...

Staff Reporter MASERU — The Lesotho Congress for Democracy’s national executive committee can still count on the party’s deputy leader Lesao Lehohla to fight in...