By Kabelo Mollo
This last week I had an interesting interaction with a mate on social media. Meichomie as he’s better known made a strong argument that he felt Basotho were not docile and were in fact full of fight as witnessed by the “Bacha Shutdown” and factory workers strike....
By Kabelo Mollo
I went to an all-boys prep school, and then proceeded to an all boys’ college - schools steeped in Anglo Saxon tradition and proud of the founding that essentially dispossessed the natives of their land for next to nothing. Schools that till today celebrate Founders’ Day without...
By Kabelo Mollo
The work place is an ever evolving situation. With Covid-19 landing, we’re all scrambling trying to adjust to that now overplayed moniker “the new normal”. We’re trying to ensure agility in our small businesses so that we can create value where it is required.
In major corporations it...
By Kabelo Mollo
Politics or, politricks. It just depends on your viewpoint. This is an apolitical column, but that doesn’t mean that politics and the state of them aren’t constantly top of mind. Whether it be in Lesotho or beyond, I like to keep abreast of the politics of the...
By Kabelo Mollo
SARS Cov-2, has been a nuisance since it landed on our shores last March. It feels like we’ve been living with this burden for eons now. We have gone through extreme cases of anxiety, to despair, to desperation to hope, back to despair, anxiety and desperation once...
