Month : April 2011

‘Mantoetse Maama MASERU — Two local women who were trafficked to South Africa two years ago were rescued by the police last Wednesday. Acting police...

Staff Reporter MASERU — Deputy Prime Minister Lesao Lehohla (pictured right) says he will not back down on his bold claims to parliament that police...

Ntsebeng Motsoeli MASERU  — Lesotho is experiencing an unprecedented surge in the number of people seeking to acquire the country’s citizenship, Deputy Prime Minister Lesao...

Nat Molomo MASERU – Acting High Court judge Justice Lebohang Molete on Friday recused himself in a defamation case involving a senior judge and a...

Ntsebeng Motsoeli MASERU — After fleeing war in his native Sudan, Francis Idris now brands himself a “proud Mosotho”. Making the long trip from southern...

No one knows what it means when you tell them where you went to school, where you spent your childhood holidays, and where your granny...

IN this issue we carry a story of a proposal by the Lesotho Electricity Company (LEC) to increase power tariffs by a whopping 25 percent....

Lerato Matheka MASERU — A local teacher, Pontšo Makhele, left Hotel Victoria M5 000 richer on Friday after winning the Lexlog Media’s Short Message Service...

Caswell Tlali and Tefo Tefo MASERU — Deputy Prime Minister Lesao Lehohla misled Parliament last week when he boldly denied there were cases of brutality...

Caswell Tlali MASERU — The government has withheld the payment of M10 million to a South African company that is battling to complete the installation...