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Ramaphosa: Lesotho on ‘positive trajectory’ to achieve peace, stability
The president was speaking at the closing of a multi-stakeholder dialogue for constitutional and security sector reforms in the Mountain Kingdom.
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Ramaphosa: Conclusion of Lesotho Dialogue for Reform 'phenomenal'
The South African president was on a working visit to the kingdom in his role as the Southern African Development Community facilitator.
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Lesotho special permits: Concerns raised over exclusion of new applicants
This after Home Affairs Minister Aaron Motsoaledi announced that only existing permits would be renewed.
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Tom Thabane’s wife accused of murder as family feud plays out
Lipolelo Thabane was shot two days before Tom Thabane was inaugurated in 2017. A month later, he married his current wife Maesiah, who Thabane's daughter accuses of ordering a hit on Lipolelo.
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Lesotho ministry corrects minister's Ebola confirmation as simulation exercise
Lesotho's Health Minister Nkaku Kabi is due to give an update on the simulation today.
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UPDATE: Lesotho officials admit Ebola case was a simulation
The Lesotho health ministry is expected to provide further details on the incident on Thursday morning.
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Thabane becomes Lesotho’s latest joke after embarrassing stint on stage
While on a state visit to Kenya, Thabane was expected to deliver a speech but things did not go according to plan.
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Lesotho, Africa's medical cannabis pioneer
In 2017, the tiny landlocked kingdom of 2.1 million people decided to tap into the booming medical marijuana industry.
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Lesotho prime minister: Our problems have become yesterday's tale
President Cyril Ramaphosa and Lesotho Prime Minister Tom Thabane addressed the media after government and the opposition in Lesotho signed an agreement to open Parliament to legislative reforms.
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SA President Ramaphosa visits troubled Lesotho
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has arrived in Lesotho's capital Maseru where he's expected to witness the signing of a memorandum of understanding between stakeholders involved in the country's reform process.
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Lesotho Wool Famers: "We need regime change" [Part1]
EWN reporter Nthakoana Ngatane interviews Khotsang Moshoeshoe who's lobbying SA buyers to boycott Lesotho wool and mohair farmers. They say they were forced by the government to export through Chinese-owned broker Maseru Dawning last year, but many are still queuing at banks waiting to get their money.
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Lesotho wool farmers: 'We need regime change' [Part2]
Lesotho wool and mohair farmers say they were forced by the government to export through Chinese-owned broker Maseru Dawning last year, but many are still queuing at banks waiting to get their money.
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Lesotho wool farmers: 'We need regime change' [Part3]
EWN reporter Nthakoana Ngatane interviews Khotsang Moshoeshoe who’s lobbying SA buyers to boycott Lesotho wool and is also calling on SA farmers to stop exporting food to the kingdom until that government respects the rule of law.
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Home Affairs grants amnesty to Basotho nationals living in SA illegally
The department is now encouraging Basotho nationals living in SA to apply for a special permit.
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SA yet to sign agreement on Lesotho water project
The project will be Africa’s largest water transfer scheme.
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Lesotho: Military action is the only option
Lesotho's army commander Maaparankoe Mahao says military action is now the only option against Tlali Kamoli.
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Lesotho: Mahao says military action is imminent
Mahao says efforts to negotiate with the renegade Lieutenant General Tlali Kamoli have failed.
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Lesotho military commander takes over special forces
The unit includes around 40 highly-trained troops and the military's intelligence division.
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Lesotho military commander 'preparing for a stand-off'
Tlali Kamoli is accused of destabilising the mountain country last week after he apparently plotted a coup.
