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The first lady, Mrs. ‘Maesiah Thabane will celebrate her birthday in Mokhotlong from the 13th to the 14th of this month

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King Letsie III says Norway and Lesotho should use their unique features to further enhance their relations and deepen economic and trade ties for the benefit of the people.

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The deputy minister of Health Hon. ‘Mamakoae Phohleli says it is through the United Nations Population Fund support that Lesotho has today improved contraceptives prevalence up to 67 percent.

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The first lady, Mrs. ‘Maesiah Thabane will celebrate her birthday in Mokhotlong from the 13th to the 14th of this month

King Letsie III says Norway and Lesotho should use their unique features to further enhance their relations and deepen economic and trade ties for the benefit of the people.

The deputy minister of Health Hon. ‘Mamakoae Phohleli says it is through the United Nations Population Fund support that Lesotho has today improved contraceptives prevalence up to 67 percent.

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