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Editorial

Small-scale miners’ long wait finally over

Indigenous artisanal miners finally have a reason to smile. Government has eventually begun issuing mineral permits for extraction of alluvial diamonds from riverbeds across...

Foreign companies in the news again

Foreign-owned companies in Lesotho continue to face scrutiny for violating labour laws, with concerns raised about, among others, union busting, unfair labour practices, and...
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Rural healthcare crisis: a matter of human rights

It is deeply concerning that the healthcare system in rural areas continues to struggle with inadequate services, clinic closures,...

IEC move applauded

The Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) has embarked on a spirited re-registration campaign targeting young voters. This significant step reflects a...

Trump? Let’s wait and see

At the time of going to print it became clear and official that Donald Trump had landed the US...

Construction companies wake up from slumber

At last. Indigenous construction companies finally appear to appreciate the cliché that ‘together we win, alone we fall’. For quite...

Lesotho’s rural schools forgotten

Politicians and government officials have become known for, among others, constantly going on about well-intentioned policies framed periodically to...

Cannabis licensing corruption just won’t stop

Parliament’s social cluster this week learned that the ministry of health suffered a M29 million revenue shortfall for the...