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Beyond the harvest: can agricultural insurance protect Lesotho’s smallholders?

In most of Lesotho’s lowlands, maize fields should have been flourishing by February, with flowering stalks and developing cobs promising a harvest to sustain...

Census workers demand outstanding dues

About 450 temporary workers engaged to conduct the 2026...

Beyond the harvest: can agricultural insurance protect Lesotho’s smallholders?

In most of Lesotho’s lowlands, maize fields should have...

SA border official arrested over Lesotho passports 

A 56-year-old South African Border Management Authority (BMA) official...

World Vision pushes for SEL in schools

World Vision International, in partnership with the Lutheran World...

PSEAH guidelines under review

UNFPA Lesotho has joined government officials and UN partners to review the...

Auditor General engages private audit firms

The Office of the Auditor-General (OAG) has engaged private...

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Census workers demand outstanding dues

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Beyond the harvest: can agricultural insurance protect Lesotho’s smallholders?

In most of Lesotho’s lowlands, maize fields should have...

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A 56-year-old South African Border Management Authority (BMA) official...

World Vision pushes for SEL in schools

World Vision International, in partnership with the Lutheran World...

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Beyond the harvest: can agricultural insurance protect Lesotho’s smallholders?

In most of Lesotho’s lowlands, maize fields should have been flourishing by February, with flowering stalks and developing cobs...

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Census workers demand outstanding dues

About 450 temporary workers engaged to conduct the 2026 Lesotho Housing and Population Census are demanding payment of outstanding...

Beyond the harvest: can agricultural insurance protect Lesotho’s smallholders?

In most of Lesotho’s lowlands, maize fields should have been flourishing by February, with flowering stalks and developing cobs...

SA border official arrested over Lesotho passports 

A 56-year-old South African Border Management Authority (BMA) official stationed at the Maseru Port of Entry has been arrested...

World Vision pushes for SEL in schools

World Vision International, in partnership with the Lutheran World Federation, Plan International and Save the Children, will on Friday host...

PSEAH guidelines under review

UNFPA Lesotho has joined government officials and UN partners to review the Government’s Prevention of Sexual Exploitation, Abuse and Harassment (PSEAH) guidelines. Delivering...

Auditor General engages private audit firms

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