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Polaki’s fearless fiat Justitia

… Lesotho’s institutions must rise to the bar Advocate Tlotliso Polaki, Lesotho’s Ombudsman, has rendered an exemplary service to the nation with her recent report,...

What women in Lesotho can learn from Cameroonian Women’s Day celebration

Mpho Manesa Lesotho's women have long been at the forefront of societal change, advocating for gender equality, economic empowerment, and social justice. However, last weekend’s...

The perils of wealth-driven politics

Nkoane Sekhofa A seismic shift is redefining the political aspirations of Africa’s highest-altitude kingdom. Once dominated by parties steeped in liberation-era ideologies, the nation’s democracy...

Rethinking National Development in Lesotho: Beyond the capital

Theko Tlebere …continuation Lesotho’s development challenges are reflected in global indicators: the country ranks low on the Human Development Index (HDI) due to widespread poverty, high...

Lesotho must stop demonising politics

Kananelo Boloetse Last year, I had the privilege of having a few minutes with the Speaker of the National Assembly, Mr. Tlohang Sekhamane, for a...

Rethinking National Development in Lesotho: Beyond the capital

Theko Tlebere The newly inaugurated Botho University campus in Maseru is an impressive addition to Lesotho’s higher education landscape. Originally from Botswana, the institution has...

RFP’s unfulfilled promises of meritocracy

Mokotsolane Rapelang Mosae Opaque appointments in Lesotho have long been a rule rather than an exception since democratic rule. These opaque appointments have often been...

Lesotho’s corporate sector must outgrow ‘Ha ho le monate le mpitse’ culture

Kananelo Boloetse There’s a playful yet telling phrase: “Ha ho le monate le mpitse,” which translates to “Call me whenever there is a party.” It is...

Conformist Syndrome: When playing it safe becomes a life sentence

Kananelo Boloetse There’s an old saying that “the nail that sticks out gets hammered down.” It seems Basotho have taken this to heart, not just...

Is the LHWP Treaty a blessing or a betrayal?

Lesotho, often hailed as the “Kingdom in the Sky,” has long been revered for its abundant water resources—so much so that it was believed...

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