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LEADERSHIP IS FOR REAL MEN AND WOMEN NOT SOPHISTS.
By: Theko Tlebere
Not even myself could keep in down after the Lesotho Members of Parliament(MPs) decided to make a press conference justifying why they...
Piloting the Integrated National Financing Frameworks in Lesotho
Jacqueline Saline Olweya - The UNDP Resident Representative
Achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) has been stagnating and is of concern to policymakers and...
Embracing the remarkable strengths of women in leadership
… 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...
Nacosec is shooting blanks
By Theko Tlebere
Some few months ago I made an unapologetic review on the establishment of the National Covid-19 Secretariat (Nacosec) while the CEO was...
A looming crisis: The stakes of the constitutional dispute
Editorial Comment
As the government finds itself entangled in a constitutional dispute over the reinstatement of the 11th Amendment to the Constitution Bill of 2022,...
Our Government lacks Vision
By: Theko Tlebere
More than ten years ago I wrote an article about the essentiality of having a vision, either as an indivual or an...
The culture of brutality within the LMPS reflects deep-rooted systemic issues that must be...
Motsamai Mokotjo
The Lesotho Mounted Police Service (LMPS) recently held a graduation ceremony, an event typically associated with celebration and pride.
However, this occasion took place...
Juka’s triumph: Justice prevails in the face of betrayal
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....
World Radio day
A nation at peace with its media is a nation at peace with itself and one which shall attain its economic affluence. This is...
An Urgent Plea to UNDP Lesotho: Upholding sovereignty, justice, and respect for Laws
“Colonialism and its attitudes die hard, like the attitudes of slavery, whose hangover still dominates behaviour in certain parts of the Western hemisphere,” Kwame...