What is it significant for Basotho to commemorate world kidney day?
World Kidney Day is a global campaign that aims to raise awareness of the importance of our kidneys to our overall health and to reduce the frequency and impact of kidney…
Young serial entrepreneur spills success secrets
Maseru – Katiso Makhele is the founder of Destiny Boutique which sells local and international clothing apparel, a renowned network marketer with a sales record of over a M100 000…
Authored by Tokiso Tkay Nthebe, this motivational book written in English is aimed at changing the script Chelete Ha se parcel.
For many of us money remains a taboo where households in the Kingdom endure discomfort at the mention of acquiring it. Long ago parents never disclosed the sources of money…
Mosotho woman pens memoir on homosexual frustrations
By Mots’elisi Sekonyela MASERU Limpho Seeso, 41 born and bred in Mapoteng, Leribe has penned down a memoir around the challenges she faced in child bearing as a gay woman…
First female Investigative Journalist to publish a book
By Liapeng Raliengoane MASERU – Last Friday marked a huge milestone in the country when a book titled “Pollution, Profits and the People” authored by ‘Mapaballo Pascalinah Kabi, through the…
Prices of electric car chargers in South Africa
Purchasing an electric vehicle (EV) charger for your home in South Africa will cost anywhere from R2,277 to R40,779 if bought through the original equipment manufacturer (OEM). As EVs become…
Mrs Majoro holds her flag high in Mrs. Universe Africa semifinalists
By Boitumelo Ramoeletsi MASERU MATSIE MAQEBA known as Mrs MAJORO, was born in Mohale’s Hoek. She attended St. Stephen’s primary and high school, then subsequently enrolled at the TSHWANE University…
Cab business grows into logistics
By Motšelisi Sekonyela MASERU Katiso Moalosi, 26 is the founder of one of the booming cab businesses in Maseru, Smart Cabs that he founded in early 2022 before venturing into…
Artists collaborate to professionalize their crafts
By Mots’elisi Sekoneyla MASERU On 4th February, a group of artists that include painters, poets and digital illustrators living in Maseru came together for a social gathering termed “Common Grounds”…