Breaking News:
- Hae Lesotho Movement, which aims to transform the economy of Lesotho for the good of Basotho, says it is expecting a response to its letter of petition on or before 31st this month, which was handed over to the office of the deputy prime minister, the ministry of Agriculture, Trade and Small businesses this week, over a complete ban importation of three main commodities namely cabbage, potatoes and spinach effective from 1st January 2019.
- Econet Telecom Lesotho acting Chief executive officer Dennis Plaatjies has encouraged three students who are going to further their studies at the Universities in United States of America to bring home victory.
- The Vodacom foundation delivered food parcels valued at M10,000 to Tholoana Ea Lerato orphanage in Maseru today, as a kind donation from Vodacom Lesotho employees to meet the needs of the 32 vulnerable children at this orphanage
- The minister of health Hon. Nkaku Kabi has officially launched Manonyane bus stop mobile clinic this afternoon.
- The government through the ministry of Education and Training says the picketing act expected to be done by teachers on Thursday is unlawful and legal measures will be taken against those who will take part.
