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How The Country Moves: Development at the crossroads: Why parliamentary oversight must define the 11th parliament

Tšeliso Moroke Parliamentary oversight must become the defining watershed of the 11th Parliament. The stakes are simply too high for it to remain ceremonial or...

Repositioning Lesotho’s Youth Employment Strategy through Commonwealth Multilateralism

Theko Tlebere Youth unemployment in Lesotho is often attributed to lack of job opportunities. However, my studying  in China has traversed me to undertake that...

How the Country Moves: When politics becomes self-preservation

Tšeliso Moroke Political parties in this country are the same. They thrive on well-known social ills. They campaign on unemployment, inequality, corruption, poor service delivery,...

The budget speech is not the budget yet; so let’s talk about what it gets right

Theko Tlebere In Lesotho, every February, there is something predictable that happens. The Minister stands up, reads the Budget Speech, and before the ink is...

Lesotho’s quest for self-sufficiency remains a distant dream

The comparison between Lesotho’s 2016 and 2026 budget speeches reveals a nation that has grown in scale and ambition but remains stubbornly trapped in...

Governing without breaking the party: lessons from Lesotho’s “splits-in-power” era and what RFP must do to finish strong

Theko Tlebere Last week, when I started this topic, I had forgotten that Parliament would reopen after a long festive break. But what I never...

How the Country Moves: The myth of autonomy

Tšeliso Moroke There is an incompleteness with which this country has been developed. Not incomplete in the sense of “still progressing,” but incomplete in its very...

2026 Budget: A nation on painkillers

My grandmother lived with pain for more than 20 years. Her knees were bone on bone. Her back curved like a question mark. Every...

How the country moves: A state that outsources its own future

Tšeliso Moroke We cannot create employment. We cannot build economic inclusivity. We cannot grow domestic capability. Not while the state is outsourcing almost everything. This is the contradiction at...

Governing without breaking the party: Lessons from Lesotho’s “splits-in-power” era and what RFP must do to finish strong

Theko Tlebere Every election in Lesotho brings a familiar promise: this time we will do things differently. Yet, almost inevitably, those who win the...

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