Bombing trial hits another delay
Lesotho bombing trial delayed due to judge's family emergency
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Lesotho bombing trial delayed due to judge's family emergency
Lesotho's Agriculture Minister Selibe Mochoboroane has assured the Senate that the government is working to resolve the crisis at the Lesotho National Dairy.
A queer couple in Lesotho shares their story of family acceptance and love, highlighting the importance of support in a country where same-sex marriage is not legally recognised.
Lesotho's Money Month campaign reached 700,991 people, but financial literacy gaps remain, particularly in investment, insurance, and digital finance.
China celebrates 77th anniversary, reaffirms commitment to strengthening bilateral relations with Lesotho
Notorious double-murder accused Lefa Mabusane pleads guilty to strangling woman but seeks acquittal, citing lack of evidence for aggravated assault.
Lesotho police accused of tampering with evidence in treason trial of former army commander and politicians.
Human rights activists in Lesotho are planning a march to protest the abduction and alleged torture of Kananelo Boloetse, a human rights activist and Newsday editor.
Lesotho's proposed Cybersecurity Bill 2026 is under review as stakeholders gather to address concerns and provide input on the legislation.
Lesotho's Ombudsman, Advocate Tlotliso Polaki, has been nominated for a High Court bench position despite an ongoing office dispute with the government.
Lesotho's All Basotho Convention to hold special conference on October 30 amid internal conflicts and leadership crisis.
Lesotho's Natural Resources Minister, Mohlomi Moleko, has appointed Matsikane Khali, a senior Revolution for Prosperity member, to an advisory position linked to the Lesotho Highlands Wat...