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How people with chronic mental health conditions remain on the margins of the disability conversation

Rethabile Mathealira-Molapo In Lesotho, the conversation around mental health is gaining traction. More people are speaking about stress, anxiety, trauma, and depression, not just as...

Who really runs LEC? Unpacking accountability in Lesotho’s state-owned enterprises

Theko Tlebere This week’s lively parliamentary debates surrounding the Lesotho Electricity Company (LEC) and the role of Principal Secretaries (PSs) in managing state-owned enterprises (SOEs)...

Celebrating the first anniversary of the basic structure doctrine, and unconstitutional constitutional amendments

Mokitimi Tšosane Introduction 14 June 2025 marks the first anniversary of the landmark Democratic Congress and Others v. Puseletso and Others decision in which the Court...

Lesotho’s removal from hunger hotspots is a milestone – but not the finish line

Patrice Talla Takoukam This month brought a rare but welcome headline in global food security: Lesotho is no longer on the list of global hunger...

State of emergency, or state of character? A wake-up call to Basotho youth

Theko Tlebere When the Prime Minister of Lesotho declared youth unemployment a state of emergency last week, he highlighted not just a jobs crisis but...

War – what is it good for? Questioning the morality of war

Rethabile Mathealira-Molapo In his 1970 number-one hit, Edwin Starr posed a question that has echoed through generations: “War – what is it good for?” His...

Lesotho’s Scholarship Policy: A Bottleneck to Diplomatic Gains in Education

Theko Tlebere On Sunday afternoon, I quietly listened to Hon. Lejone Mpotjoane, the Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Relations, deliver a fervent keynote address...

How the LGBTQI+ community is leading the way to true gender and sexuality equality

Rethabile Mathealira-Molapo Every movement needs its pioneers: those who forge paths where others fear to tread, who live the questions others are still too afraid...

Political realignment must not be misread as decline

By Honourable Katleho Mabeleng, MP The recent opinion piece by Mr. Theko Tlebere, “When a Stalwart Walks Away: What Mootsi Lehata's Floor Crossing Says About...

Who Holds Whom Accountable? Reassessing the Roles of Ministers and PAC in Lesotho’s Democracy

By Theko Tlebere As a Mosotho who deeply cares about the direction of our country, I felt unsettled while listening to the recent National Assembly...

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