The man on driving seat then, Lt Gen Tlali Kennedy Kamoli is currently awaiting trial in custody and victims are up against most of his deeds. On the 7th December 2017 the court of Lesotho will hear a case on female soldiers dismissed from the army for getting pregnant in contravention of Standing Order No.... Continue Reading →
Casino monopoly smashed in Lesotho as Goldrush Group opens after court battle.
Gold Group (Pty), a Republic of South Africa company smashed a Avani Lesotho casino monopoly as Goldrush Casino opens in Maseru, capital city of Lesotho, last Friday. Establishing 200 slots machines casino was a result of two year court battle between Avani Lesotho and Casino Board, the fight that Goldrush Group joint as in interested... Continue Reading →
Biking for change in Lesotho; “We ride, They like”
In Lesotho, a roar of cruise or super bike, no matter how high or low, is a soothing sound enjoyed not only by young people, but even elders regardless of age or societal status. This is a feeling one gets as bikes move on Kingsway street in Maseru, the capital city of Lesotho, or any of... Continue Reading →
Mass action to save AGOA begins in Lesotho – Government fails to; Protect Rule of law, Fight corruption, Reduce poverty and Protect human rights
Alliance of Non-State-Actors and Political Party Youth Leagues will embark into a mass action campaign aiming to put pressure on Lesotho government to work towards meeting term as conditions to qualify for African Growth Opportunity Act (AGOA) which provided about 40 000 jobs in the country. Mass action to save AGOA begins in Lesotho -... Continue Reading →
Political Power Struggle With the Lesotho Prime Minister with his NEC continues.
The battlefield is the Democratic Congress (DC), a political party whose leader is the Prime Minister (PM) of a seven-political-party coalition government of Lesotho. Wrestling is the PM, Dr. Pakalitha Mosisili and DC’s National Executive Committee (NEC). The main weapon used among the battling factions is the constitution of the party. It started with a... Continue Reading →
Lesotho Reviews Political Instability as it Celebrates 50 Years of Independence
In an event not attended by a large majority of political parties and members of the parliament despite being invited, the National University of Lesotho on the 6th to 7th October, 2016 held a conference to review political instability in Lesotho since 1966 to 2016. The following are the issues emerging out of the conference... Continue Reading →
International Day of Access to Information,28th September. — misalesothoblog Moqolotsi
right-to-information-day-16 via International Day of Access to Information,28th September. — misalesothoblog Moqolotsi
International Day of Access to Information,28th September. — misalesothoblog Moqolotsi
right-to-information-day-16 via International Day of Access to Information,28th September. — misalesothoblog Moqolotsi
A political power fight amongst the poor, but not for the poor in Lesotho
“A minister is not here at the march to show confidence to a prime minister?” So wondered Lesotho Prime Minister Pakalitha Mosisili addressing a crowed at a march which his political party, Democratic Congress (DC) Executive Committee had denounced and urged supporters not to attend. “These people who did not vote for my leader [Mosisili],... Continue Reading →
Lesotho youth life transformation forum
In a view to assist youth to take control of their future, the QLife Transformation is to hold a one day forum on the 22nd July, 2016 in Maseru, the capital of Lesotho. The founder of QLife Transformation, Ms. Qenehelo Tsokeli said, the event will take youth through topics ranging from; Being a Responsible Mosotho... Continue Reading →