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Lesotho’s cowardly diplomacy: Government out of its depth on conquered territories

As historical land injustices ignite regional reckoning, Lesotho’s leaders cling to timid diplomacy and betray their nation’s best hope. Nkoane Sekhofa In the high-stakes arena of...

Lesotho: Two nations, one country

Kananelo Boloetse The budget speech delivered in Parliament on Wednesday was not merely a fiscal roadmap; it was a damning exposé of an inconvenient reality;...

A Testament to Meritocracy: Dr. Matete’s Appointment to the BDRP

Theko Tlebere As a PhD candidate myself, I find Dr. Phoka Matete’s appointment to the Lesotho Broadcasting Disputes and Resolutions Panel (BDRP) both inspiring and...

A high-stakes blame game: DRC’s age-old weapon!

Kelvin Jakachira  When a government official seems to spend more time in foreign press briefings in high-end hotels and first-class flights than on the ground...

Lesotho’s Absence in AU Commissioner Nominations: A Missed Opportunity for Influence

Theko Tlebere This week, the African Union (AU) is holding elections for commissioners in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. These elections are crucial as they determine...

The imperative of demilitarising the state

Nkoane Sekhofa In recent months, Lesotho has witnessed a concerning trend: the increasing involvement of the military in political and civil affairs. This development threatens...

Radio must be a platform for progress, not a kangaroo court

Kananelo Boloetse On February 13, 2025, we celebrated World Radio Day, a moment to reflect on the profound role radio plays in shaping our society,...

A Critical Analysis of Dr. Lipholo’s Advocacy and the Path to Resolving the Basotho Land Issue

Theko Tlebere Dr. Tšepo Lipholo’s recent appeal to the United Nations (UN) regarding Lesotho’s long-standing territorial grievances has sparked both hope and controversy. His...

Newsday: Friend to the downtrodden

At Newsday, we have always believed that journalism is more than just the business of reporting facts, it is a duty, a commitment to...

Why pulses matter and why we celebrate World Pulses Day on February 10

By Abebe Haile-Gabriel and Yurdi Yasmi Today 733 million people are food insecure. That means one in eleven people are facing hunger across the world....

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