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MASERU – The Coronavirus pandemic has interrupted proceedings of the Lesotho Institute of Directors (IoD) towards the implementation of the first eve…
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MASERU - There is a mounting frustration among wool and mohair farmers as the shearing season nears, starting next month. What is more frustrating is that the farmers have not received some of their monies from the sale of their product since last year, with a lot of issues surrounding …
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MASERU – Standard Lesotho Bank has denied allegations of a confirmed case of Covid-19 amongst its staff members. The bank made the response following wide spread allegations on so…
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Face masks can also help prevent hearing loss caused by chemicals and noise exposure. According to audiologist Thabo Rapœea, certain chemicals have harmful effects on hearing and balance.
MASERU - The Minister of Health Motlatsi Maqelepo confirmed on Wednesday that there are six new COV…
Up to 20 million jobs in the formal and informal sectors in Africa could be lost because of COVID-19, according to a new study by the African Union. Released in early April, the study found that foreign direct investment (FDI), tourism receipts and remittance flows will also suffer significant dec…
Many books on Africa’s development often paint a dystopian picture of a continent heading towards a cliff-edge. But in the recently-published Africa’s Critical Choices: A Call for a pan-African Roadmap, Ibrahim Mayaki details the continent’s potentials, proffers solutions to seemingly intractable p…
The global burden of poverty is highly concentrated in Africa, with more than 150 million people living in extreme poverty in just two countries - Nigeria and the Democratic Republic of the Congo - according to World Data Lab. Recent trends in poverty reduction could prove difficult to maintain. …
MASERU – The Lesotho Boxing Association (LeBA) publicist Rethabile Mohale says the committee understands that the nation is now living in abnormal times, hence it has decided not to resume boxing activities until things get back to their usual state in respect of the Covid-19 pandemic.
