Southern Africa’s women are online, but the law protecting them has yet to follow
Women in Southern Africa face online harassment and abuse, but laws to protect them are lacking.
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Women in Southern Africa face online harassment and abuse, but laws to protect them are lacking.
Human rights activists take Education Minister to court over exclusion of learners from final exams due to unpaid school fees
Lesotho court delays M5bn Khubetsoana drug case due to absence of two Chinese accused, Chen Minglevu and Yang Xiong Kang.
Residents of Ha Abia in Lesotho accuse Green City Estate management of exploitation, as they receive food parcels in exchange for 12-hour shifts guarding the estate.
Lesotho's Minister of Law and Justice, Richard Ramoeletsi, has been implicated in the irregular purchase of the Independent Electoral Commission's (IEC) headquarters for M80 million.
Lesotho's National Assembly Speaker, Tlohang Sekhamane, faces accusations of shielding Prime Minister Sam Matekane from parliamentary scrutiny.
Lesotho's National Identity Card Registry officers serve community from cramped, unsecured shack due to office eviction.
Lesotho's Revenue Services equips journalists with AI and tax knowledge
Lesotho's High Court Judge Maseforo Mahase has been ordered to pay punitive costs after her bid to recuse the Constitutional Court bench was dismissed.
Lesotho's Minister of Information, Communications, Science, Technology and Innovation, Nthati Moorosi, has called on the country to move beyond discussions on science and innovation and t...
Lesotho National Olympic Committee faces leadership crisis after sudden departure of CEO and COO
Lesotho athletics in crisis as officials removed from Minet Independence Marathon committee amid allegations of governance interference.