Limkokwing suspends 11 lecturers (5)
1/27/12 -
MASERU- The Limkokwing University of Creative Technology yesterday put 11 lecturers on indefinite suspension for alleged misconduct —ironically on the day the institution was due to reopen following almost three months of strife-induced closure.
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Letšeng awards scholarships (0)
1/27/12 •
MASERU- Eight students sponsored under Letšeng Diamonds’ Corporate Social Responsibility and Investments programme renewed their contracts with the company on Wednesday this week at a function held at the Maseru Sun Cabanas.
Lioli negotiating Moletsane’s return (0)
1/27/12 •
MASERU-Lesotho’s football transfer window period closes on Tuesday next week, and some of the country’s Premiership clubs are now in a race against time to secure the signatures of new players.
Games boost for Lucky 5 (0)
1/27/12 •
MASERU-The Lesotho National Olympic Committee (LNOC) has identified four sporting codes whose athletes are to receive support ahead of the 2012 London Olympics.
Mouthwatering clashes as A Division programme resumes (0)
1/27/12 •
MASERU- The highly entertaining A Division League resumes tomorrow after a one-weekend break as match officials undertook their mandatory physical and oral tests.
Old enemies Lioli and Matlama clash (0)
1/27/12 •
MASERU-The Vodacom Premier League match between heavyweights Lioli and Matlama—which had initially been set for December 18 at the TY Ground in Berea —has been rescheduled for this Sunday at the same venue.
All set for taekwondo championship (0)
1/27/12 •
MASERU- The annual National Team Cup Taekwondo Championship has been scheduled for February 4 at the Sefika High School Hall in Maseru.
Tour operator calls for creativity (0)
1/27/12 •
MASERU- Government’s determination to accelerate the pace of tourism activity in Lesotho was written large across last week’s budget speech by finance minister, Dr Timothy Thahane, but tour operator, Mr Thabo Maretlane, says entrepreneurs should take the lead.
AGOA haunts Lesotho (1)
1/27/12 •
MASERU – The third country fabric provision-which allows Africa Growth and Opportunities Act (AGOA) beneficiary countries such as Lesotho to source fabric for apparel-production for export to the US-expires this year.
Electricity regulation a challenge: Rapapa (0)
1/27/12 •
MASERU – The completion and publication of some of electricity supply industry regulations and rules remain a challenge, according to the Lesotho Electricity Authority (LEA) chief executive, Mr Ntoi Rapapa.
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OPINIONISTAS
There has been a lot of activity in various media forums around homosexuality, and I could not help but notice the massive amounts of prejudice, misconceptions and ignorance towards the sexual-orientation of people.
The Public Eye issue of January 13 2012 carried a story that indicated the Lesotho Teachers trade Union wants a complete revamp of the country’s educational system.
A Bahá’í Perspective By Flora Teckie We have just started a new year with joy and expectation for change towards a better future; with solutions to the current economic upheavals, to the outbreaks of wars and disputes, and to problems caused by climate change. A lingering question, however, is whether humanity, with its deep-rooted [...]
Just a week before the elective conference of the Lesotho Congress for Democracy – and hopefully soon afterwards, an announcement of the date for the general elections – it is important to revisit the succession debate in the party.
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