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Letshego revamps Mohale’s Hoek branch operations

Letshego has reopened its revamped Mohale’s Hoek branch as part of its ongoing investment in improving customer service and expanding access to its financial...

Econet boosts hospice care with digital technology donation

Econet Telecom Lesotho (ETL) has expanded its digital inclusion programme by donating information and communication technology (ICT) equipment and internet connectivity to Starlight Oasis...

Road reserve encroachment threatens M1.86bn infrastructure programme

Illegal occupation of road reserves continues to hinder infrastructure development in Lesotho, prompting authorities to intensify clearance operations as part of a M1.86 billion...

Lesotho cannot afford slow AfCFTA uptake – PSFL

The Private Sector Foundation of Lesotho (PSFL) has raised concerns over what it describes as Lesotho’s slow pace in preparing for and participating in...

Road Fund assumes toll fee collection

The Road Fund has assumed full responsibility for the collection and administration of border crossing fees, commonly known as toll fees, marking a significant...

EcoSure expands beyond funeral insurance

What started as a simple funeral insurance offering more than a decade ago has evolved into one of Lesotho’s growing digital insurance brands. Founded in...

Nedbank ramps up customer engagement

Nedbank Lesotho strengthened its customer engagement and business development efforts through its annual Market Expo held at Maseru Mall on June 13, using the...

Fixing WASCO’s finances: Makara’s big test

When Mpeke Lebohang Makara walked into the Water and Sewerage Company (WASCO) headquarters as Chief Executive Officer (CEO) in March this year, he inherited...

Econet rolls out M2m Berea’s digital upgrade

Telecommunications giant Econet Telecom Lesotho (ETL) has strengthened its commitment to digital inclusion and community development through an investment exceeding M2 million in Sehlabeng-sa-Thuathe,...

More than 40% of textile jobs wiped out by US tariffs

More than 40 percent of jobs in Lesotho's textile sector were lost in 2025 as US tariffs and weak global demand battered the country's...

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