Kenyan polls teach us to expect the unexpected
Sella Oneko
IT'S strange how, all of a sudden, the people who wanted nothing more than for things to return to…
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Reforms the way to go
LESOTHO’S political gladiators would do well to hearken to King Letsie III’s seminal words, as the country trudges…
Police apology refreshing
VERY rarely, across the world, does one hear an apology from a law enforcement agency like the police for infractions in…
Africa’s cities face unique risks
CITIES in sub-Saharan Africa are growing fast. Nigeria alone is projected to add 212 million urban dwellers by 2050,…
Nip Corruption In The Bud
PRIME Minister Thomas Thabane’s directive to ministers to stay as far away as possible from the awarding of tenders…
‘Soft’ skills can power up Africa’s youth
Kim Kerr
WHEN university students took to the streets in 2016 as part of the #FeesMustFall protest movement, the…
Yes, breakfast is important
By Mojabeng Dorcas Senekal
JUST like any other machine, your body needs refuelling in order for it to produce the…
Time to head world’s call
ELSEWHERE in this edition, the international community has urged politicians in Lesotho to “seize the opportunity” of the return…
Cancer needs our attention
LIKE all other sub-Saharan countries, Lesotho has stepped up its fight against the HIV/AIDS pandemic which has left a…
What SADC can learn from Ecowas
HAS the Economic Community of West African States (Ecowas) just taught the Southern African Development Community (SADC)…