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LESOTHO: Water running on empty
JOHANNESBURG, 4 July 2008 - Three parched years in a row have drained Lesotho's water sources and thousands of people that are already facing chronic food insecurity risk losing access to water, the spread of ...
LESOTHO: Children dial 800 22 345 for help
In the two months since the government of Lesotho launched the county's first national child helpline, almost 500 orphans and vulnerable children have picked up the phone to demand assistance and an ear.
Lesotho Prime Minister Seeks Broader Exports
Prime Minister Pakalitha Mosisili of Lesotho, a poor sub-Saharan African nation, said his country needs to diversify away from its heavy dependence on apparel exports.
Lesotho: Water of the Future, Waters of the Past
Lesotho: Water of the future, waters of the past Mohale dam: In the middle of the drought, there is abundance of water Afrol News, 23 April - Lesotho used to be an oasis of freedom in the middle of apartheid ...
Tomorrow is election day in Lesotho. The level of enthusiasm about participating in democracy appears to be lukewarm, at least by African standards.
How to (Legally) Manipulate an Election
The ruling party of Lesotho has managed to steal, entirely within the letter of the law, almost a quarter of the seats in last weekend's national election.
Ernest Angley: The sad shadow of an old miracle man
The sign heralding Ohio miracle worker Ernest Angley's visit to Lesotho is enough to make you wince.
Media Advisory - Stephen Lewis will speak to delegates at the 5th Science Centre World Congress
Media Advisory - Stephen Lewis will speak to delegates at the 5th Science Centre World Congress Stephen Lewis, known for challenging and energizing his audiences, will speak to over 400 delegates about ...
ILO: Rural investment essential to counter food crisis
The head of the International Labour Organization called Wednesday for job creation and investment in rural areas to combat the impact of the global food crisis.
Southern Africa: Zone Six Adopts New Constitution
The Supreme Council of Sport in Africa Zone Six on Saturday adopted a new constitution at its executive meeting held in Maseru, Lesotho.
South African and Lesotho police confiscated more than seven tons of dagga during a joint cross border operation in Lesotho, along the Free State border, police said on Wednesday.
Leaders Discuss Xenophobic Attacks In South Africa
The United Nations refugee chief has held talks with the Prime Minister of Lesotho on the recent wave of xenophobic attacks in neighbouring South Africa that have left some 60 people dead and tens of thousands ...
Rather than bringing benefits to the area, tarring Sani Pass could sound the death knell.
With her world falling apart, her mother's credit cards maxed out, and the landlord insisting it was time to leave, Keaboka Nyumbu had to move yet again.
PRINCE Harry is visiting Cardiff today to carry out a series of engagements highlighting the link between Wales and the south African nation Lesotho.
MK veterans support foreigners
By Sibusiso Mboto Life in a foreign country is no picnic, and South Africans should provide support to foreign nationals rather than be hostile towards them.
WCC Feature: Pre-paid water puts the poor at risk, say churches
“The pre-paid water meters are installed in order to save water. Still the pre-paid water meters only apply to the poor black communities, and not to the hedonistic suburban communities where water is wasted”
PAY UP AT THE TAP: PRE-PAID WATER METERS PUT THE POOR AT RISK By Christian Johannessen [Free photos available, see below] In Lesotho, South Africa and many other African countries, devices that restrict ... via World Council of Churches
Corporate Social Responsibility News
Water 'Undervalued and Not Treated With Respect'
“It is undervalued and not treated with respect.”
A two-day conference on water issues in the Southern African Development Community , which opened Wednesday in Maseru, Lesotho, has seen representatives of government, civil society, the private sector, donors ... via Corporate Social Responsibility News
Another Southern African Summit On Zimbabwe Seen As Crisis Deepens
Comments By Sean McCormack Comments By Sean McCormack Leaders of the Southern African Development Community were expected to gather for another extraordinary summit on the crisis in Zimbabwe amid mounting ... via Voice of America
Over three tons of dagga seized
“One can imagine what would have happened if this truck managed to cross the border and how many lives could have been negatively affected”
Police have seized over 3 tons of dagga - worth an estimated R3,97-million on the street - on the Lesotho border. via The Star