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Juka’s triumph: Justice prevails in the face of betrayal

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Motsamai Mokotjo In a country not so far away, a land known as Juka, President Bongo Amir found himself facing a grave and perilous situation....

Striking a harmonious chord: Reassessing Lesotho’s tourism levy

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Motsamai Mokotjo The tourism sector has historically played a vital role in Lesotho's tax revenue collection. However, the introduction of the Tourism Levy through the Tourism...

Breach of trust and accountability

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Editorial Comment The revelations emanating from the dissolved National Covid-19 Secretariat (NACOSEC) have sent shockwaves through our collective consciousness. The alleged actions of Reatile Elias, the...

Open Letter: An Appeal for Unity and Resolution in the Interest of Lesotho’s Progress

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Motsamai Mokotjo Dear Deputy Prime Minister Justice Nthomeng Majara and Mr. Kananelo Boloetse I extend my sincerest greetings to you, with an earnest hope that this...

Remembering August 30, 2014

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Editorial Comment History often leaves indelible marks on a nation’s collective memory, and the events of August 30, 2014, in the heart of the country’s...

Embracing the remarkable strengths of women in leadership

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… Keynote as we close off women’s month Nobandile Seleteng Ranthamane In a world where boundaries are being challenged and norms are being reshaped, it's imperative...

Unraveling the Insanity: Lesotho’s Political Reform Odyssey

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Kananelo Boloetse On September 20 of last year, I took to Twitter to voice a concern that had been gnawing at the heart of Lesotho’s...

Balancing Media Freedom and Public Safety: The Intricacies of Broadcasting Code

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Motsamai Mokotjo In the modern age of information, where the boundaries between the public and private spheres blur, the role of media is more significant...

Navigating the Complex Waves of Development

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Editorial Comment The story of the Maseru men entangled in the marriages of Mokhotlong paints a stark picture of the intricate social fabric that can...

An Urgent Plea to UNDP Lesotho: Upholding sovereignty, justice, and respect for Laws

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“Colonialism and its attitudes die hard, like the attitudes of slavery, whose hangover still dominates behaviour in certain parts of the Western hemisphere,” Kwame...