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The people do not exist for the government

… The government exists for the people In the shadow of renewed conflict in the Middle East, global oil markets have once again convulsed and...

From donor compliance to national alignment: Lessons for Lesotho from Sierra Leone’s NGO directorate

Theko Tlebere Informal discussions can often illuminate critical policy deficiencies. Recently, a colleague of mine from Sierra Leone shared his forthcoming role in a government...

How the Country Moves: Reclaiming vision in policy and budgeting

Dr Tšeliso Moroke We have never truly committed ourselves to a national course. As a nation, we drift. We adjust principles depending on who is in...

Moshoeshoe’s spirit lights Beijing, strengthens Lesotho–China friendship

Theko Tlebere On March 14, 2026, very far from the mountain of Thaba-Bosiu, the spirit of Morena Moshoeshoe I was commemorated in Beijing as the...

How The Country Moves: Budgeting without direction

Dr. Tšeliso Moroke By now, we have a clear blueprint of what development is supposed to achieve. Development is not an abstract aspiration; it is...

A scholarship policy that must benefit a Mosotho child

Theko Tlebere The recent appointment of Mr Thabo Ntoi as the Director of the Loan Bursary Fund, previously known as the National Manpower Development Secretariat...

The national interest, a fed-up electorate and Matekane’s prospects

Society is a system of normalised averages. So then, leaders are a reflection of the average standard of that community or society... If you...

The degeneration of civic virtue and culture in Lesotho

A Constitutional democracy is in serious trouble if its citizenry does not have a certain degree of education and civic virtue” Nkopane Mathibeli It has...

Repositioning Lesotho’s youth employment strategy through Commonwealth multilateralism

Theko Tlebere Youth unemployment in Lesotho is often attributed to the lack of job opportunities. However, studying in China has led me to realise that...

How The Country Moves: When politics begins to resemble a cult

Tšeliso Moroke Isn’t politics sometimes indistinguishable from a cult? It is an uncomfortable question, but one worth asking. In many political systems, particularly in fragile democracies, political...

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