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A scholarship policy that must benefit a Mosotho child

Theko Tlebere The recent appointment of Mr Thabo Ntoi as the Director of the Loan Bursary Fund, previously known as the National Manpower Development Secretariat...

The national interest, a fed-up electorate and Matekane’s prospects

Society is a system of normalised averages. So then, leaders are a reflection of the average standard of that community or society... If you...

The degeneration of civic virtue and culture in Lesotho

A Constitutional democracy is in serious trouble if its citizenry does not have a certain degree of education and civic virtue” Nkopane Mathibeli It has...

Repositioning Lesotho’s youth employment strategy through Commonwealth multilateralism

Theko Tlebere Youth unemployment in Lesotho is often attributed to the lack of job opportunities. However, studying in China has led me to realise that...

How The Country Moves: When politics begins to resemble a cult

Tšeliso Moroke Isn’t politics sometimes indistinguishable from a cult? It is an uncomfortable question, but one worth asking. In many political systems, particularly in fragile democracies, political...

How The Country Moves: Development at the crossroads: Why parliamentary oversight must define the 11th parliament

Tšeliso Moroke Parliamentary oversight must become the defining watershed of the 11th Parliament. The stakes are simply too high for it to remain ceremonial or...

Repositioning Lesotho’s Youth Employment Strategy through Commonwealth Multilateralism

Theko Tlebere Youth unemployment in Lesotho is often attributed to lack of job opportunities. However, my studying  in China has traversed me to undertake that...

How the Country Moves: When politics becomes self-preservation

Tšeliso Moroke Political parties in this country are the same. They thrive on well-known social ills. They campaign on unemployment, inequality, corruption, poor service delivery,...

The budget speech is not the budget yet; so let’s talk about what it gets right

Theko Tlebere In Lesotho, every February, there is something predictable that happens. The Minister stands up, reads the Budget Speech, and before the ink is...

Lesotho’s quest for self-sufficiency remains a distant dream

The comparison between Lesotho’s 2016 and 2026 budget speeches reveals a nation that has grown in scale and ambition but remains stubbornly trapped in...

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