Africa Lesotho Residents of Ha-Tṥosane have approached the Constitutional Court for an order to bar the Maseru City Council from dumping garbage at a dumpsite in the area, aiming at declaring the practice a violation of their rights to a safe and healthy environment
Africa Lesotho The Government of Lesotho has received funding from the World Bank to implement the Competitiveness and Financial Facility Inclusion that aims to facilitate the development of a comprehensive entrepreneurial ecosystem in the country
Africa Lesotho At the orientation day ‘Paving the way for industry ready graduates’ at Limkokwing University of Creative Technology, new students were urged to work hard to get good marks rather than cherish romantic relationships with lecturers
Africa Lesotho Lesotho's Constitutional Court will today rule on two issues challenging the legality of the state of emergency and the king's decision to reconvene Parliament
Africa Lesotho Lesotho's new airline, Mohahlaula Airlines, plans a route from Maseru to Johannesburg next year
Africa Lesotho The Lesotho Highlands Development Authority said it is working 24/7 to repair one of the three units that generate electricity at the ‘Muela Hydro Power station, that suffered a fault that resulted in a shut down on 16 June
Africa Lesotho General elections will be held on 7 October, in the last round of elections, announced after King Letsie III dissolved parliament, in line with the country’s procedures
Africa Lesotho Lesotho and Namibia have launched campaigns to allow citizens to re-register their SIM cards with their biometric data and digital IDs, becoming the latest countries to join the trend that is rapidly gaining momentum across Africa
Africa Lesotho Petroleum Fund and its Ghanaian counterpart the National Petroleum Authority are collaborating to improve the efficiency of the downstream petroleum sector in both countries
Africa Lesotho Emmanuel Maluke Letete has been appointed by the government as the new central bank governor for a five-year term
Africa Lesotho Soil erosion - increased by overgrazing and climate change - is the direct cause of wetland degradation in Lesotho, according to the latest results of the field survey conducted by FAO in collaboration with the government
Africa Lesotho Gang rivalries among famo groups, the country's most popular music genre, have become a problem to the point that, especially in the south-western district of Mafeteng, many people have been forced to leave their homes for fear of being killed