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Lesotho

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Communities unite to build peace

Lesotho continues to grapple with recurring violence, community conflicts and cycles of revenge that threaten social cohesion and undermine development, prompting renewed efforts to...

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...
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Lesotho turns to private sector for climate resilience

For years, climate adaptation was seen as the government’s responsibility alone. That thinking is changing. The future of climate resilience...

How Sebapala’s volunteers restored hope

For years, Sebapala bore the scars of erosion, overgrazing and recurring veld fires. Each rainy season carried away fertile...

ART access remains inconsistent in prisons

For inmates living with HIV, the most critical breakdown in Lesotho’s correctional facilities is not overcrowded cells or crumbling...

Lesotho’s hidden crisis; 5,000 living with epilepsy

In a country where stigma and misconceptions about non-communicable diseases are still prevalent, an estimated 5,000 people are living...

Mother overcomes disability to ensure children receive life-saving vaccines

In the heart of Ha 'Mathata Maputsoe, a 42-year-old mother and teacher is breaking barriers and shattering stereotypes. Born with...

MAMA project changing lives in rural Lesotho

A young Maseru mother-to-be, ‘Mamokete Soke, is counting down the days until she delivers her baby. At 34 weeks pregnant,...