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The constitution must come first

The controversy over the Tenth Amendment has once again revealed a dangerous fault line in Lesotho’s politics: the willingness of leaders to sacrifice constitutional...

Teachers and parents should advocate AI as a tool and not a crutch

Relebohile Kabelo “Luddites” is a term that came into use in the 19th century. It derives from the eponym Ned Ludd, who instigated a movement...

AI tools are exposing the laziness of Lesotho’s journalism

Artificial Intelligence, particularly tools like ChatGPT, can be a powerful companion for planning, brainstorming, and even sharpening a rough draft. When used responsibly, it can...

Who Steers the Ship? Reclaiming the Role of the Government Secretary in Lesotho’s Governance

Theko Tlebere When the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) recently interviewed the Principal Secretary of the Ministry of Energy, the nation gained insight into an often-unasked...

Leadership by good intentions is not enough, Mr. Matekane

When Prime Minister Ntsokoane Samuel Matekane took office in late 2022, he rode a wave of hope and public optimism. A successful businessman turned...

Prime Minister Matekane must act

It is now painfully clear that the Ministry of Environment and Forestry is in crisis. The ongoing turmoil within the ministry has not only...

Labour Force Survey ode to invisibility: When “leaving no one behind’ is just folklore

Bokang Bane As Queer WorX, we speak not as statisticians or labour market experts, but as advocates and concerned citizens dedicated to ensuring that all...

Sanism and the denial of voice to people with marginalised mental health conditions

Rethabile Mathealira-Molapo In societies across the world, of the various mental health conditions people experience, depression and anxiety, being the more common and more relatable...

Lesotho orBasutoland? Understanding our history and sovereignty

Theko Tlebere The recent arrest of Tšepo Lipholo, an MP from the Basotho Covenant Movement (BCM), has reignited a significant debate surrounding identity, land, and...

Future-proofing careers in an agile era: A call to action for Lesotho and beyond

Thato Ramafu Youth unemployment in Lesotho stands at a concerning 38 percent, with young women facing an even more acute rate of 41 percent. This...

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