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Part 1: Lesotho’s journey to reform: What we expected vs. what we got with Act No. 2 of 2025

Theko Tlebere As the New Year commences, I find it pertinent to reflect on a journey that began over a decade ago, a journey marked...

THE MADLANGA COMMISSION: A death trap and whitewash in one

Nkopane Mathibeli When plunder becomes a way of life for a group of men in a society, over the course of time, they create for...

How the country moves: Power changes, the system doesn’t

Dr Tšeliso Moroke Every change of political party and every transition of administration in this country is presented to the people as a renewal. We...

UK pledges stronger engagement with Lesotho

The United Kingdom (UK) has reaffirmed its commitment to deepening bilateral cooperation with Lesotho, with British High Commissioner Martine Sobey pledging continued, results-driven engagement...

The most powerful people in the room don’t wear VIP tags; they carry notebooks

Thato Ramafu There is something fundamentally broken in the way many organisations continue to treat media. In rooms where the brand’s story depends on them...

“This Christmas, let’s address youth unemployment – not just gifts, but lasting change”

Theko Tlebere As the Christmas season approaches, this is a time of rest and celebration for many Basotho, inclusive of Lesotho's leadership, including judges, ministers,...

Lipholo is not misguided: The Lesotho – South Africa land issue in context

“The land is the only thing in the world worth working for, worth fighting for and worth dying for because it is the only...

Lives forgotten by Lesotho’s new inheritance law

In April 2024, the Kingdom of Lesotho did something remarkable. With a single statute, the Administration of Estates and Inheritance Act, 2024, it swept away...

How the country moves: A country in crisis, a parliament in retreat

Dr Tšeliso Moroke We must confront the uncomfortable truth: Lesotho is facing an economic breakdown and a governance crisis that demands urgent attention and decisive...

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...

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