World Drowning Prevention Day
By: Lebohang Maluke MASERU -World Drowning Prevention Day is celebrated annually in July, as designated by a United Nations General Assembly resolution in April 2021 to promote global drowning prevention.…
National Thermal Engineer Day
By: Lebohang Maluke Maseru – National Thermal Engineer Day is annually observed on July 24th. This day recognizes the vital contribution of thermal engineers to our lives and society. Additionally,…
3,455 Community Leaders, Village Health Workers Trained on Event-Based Surveillance
Maseru-To address the delays in detecting and responding to health threats, the World Health Organisation (WHO) recently conducted an event-based surveillance training for 3, 455 community leaders and village health…
Developmental Disability Professionals Awareness Day
By: Lebohang Maluke Maseru – Developmental Disability Professionals Day falls on July 15 annually. This day is dedicated to acknowledging the efforts of developmental disability professionals, who often work behind…
Investing in Women: Accelerating progress toward Achieving Zero Hunger
Every year in March, we celebrate International Women’s Day as a global observance that honours the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women – a recognition of their contributions…
International Women’s Day – Investing in Women To Accelerate Progress
In a world facing multiple crises, achieving gender equality is more vital than ever. Securing the rights of women and girls across all spheres of life isn’t just a moral…
July Disability Pride Month
By: Lebohang Maluke Maseru – Disability Pride Month is observed on July 26th to commemorate the enactment of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). The purpose of the month is…
Global Energy Independence Day Sparks Renewable Revolution
By: Lebohang Maluke Maseru – July 10 is the date of Global Energy Independence Day, a day dedicated to raising awareness about different types of alternative energy sources. The day…
Basotho label police as most corrupt in recent survey
By: Thoboloko Ntšonyane Maseru – According to a recent report by Afrobarometer, Basotho consider the police to be the most corrupt institution. They are followed closely by the civil servants…