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Parly backs police budget increase 

Parliament’s Portfolio Committee on the Law and Public Safety Cluster has pledged to recommend an increase in funding for...

WASCO to launch drought relief project

Water and Sewage Company (WASCO), in collaboration with the Ministry of Natural Resources, will launch the Mafeteng Drought Relief Project on Friday...

Ministry to host monitoring and evaluation forum 

The Ministry of Finance and Development Planning will tomorrow host a National Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) Forum. The forum aims to strengthen collaboration...

Millions lost in cannabis revenue

Lesotho has lost millions of maloti in potential cannabis revenue due to poor management of the industry, the Portfolio...

IEC admits violating laws over M80m

The Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) has admitted violating financial management laws after diverting M80 million in unspent election funds...

Ramoeletsi, Khoabane clash over M3m claim

. . . company paid M1.6m for portion of land . . . Principal Chief demands additional M3m . . ....
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Court dismisses Mahase recusal application

The High Court (Constitutional Division) has dismissed Justice ‘Maseforo Mahase’s application to have three judges recused from hearing her case challenging her suspension and the appointment of a...

Lesotho growth forecast falls to 0.8%

Lesotho’s economic growth is projected to slow to 0.8 percent in 2027, widening the gap between the country’s economic...

Bail Bill proposes limits on court delays

Proposed amendments to Bail Bill, 2024, seek to limit delays in bail proceedings and restrict how long accused persons...

Mineworkers to get help claiming unpaid benefits

By ‘MantÅ¡ali Phakoana Former and current Basotho mineworkers will receive assistance in claiming unpaid benefits during a two-week outreach campaign running...

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...