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African Politics · Lesotho

Trump modifies tariff rate for Lesotho to 15% as small country reels from tariff impacts

39% Left coverage: 13 sources

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Mokhotlong · Mokhotlong

Govt steps in to ease farming costs - The Reporter Lesotho | Fresh News, Daily

Farmers in Mokhotlong, Qacha’s Nek and Thaba- Tsekawill receive agricultural inputs from government starting from August 11, 2025. This was announced by the Minister of Agriculture, Food Security and Nutrition, Thabo Mofosi, at a press conference held yesterday. Mofosi said distribution dates for the remaining districtswould be announced soon. He also noted that government would subsidisefertilizer costs by 80 percent and the costs of seeds and…Read Article

Lesotho · Lesotho

NUL student’s groundbreaking findings - The Reporter Lesotho | Fresh News, Daily

A National University of Lesotho (NUL) Biotechnology student, Thapelo Lekhotla, has uncovered the hidden chemical, microbial, and heavy metal profiles of Lesotho’s wild rosehip fruit, validating its health benefits while highlighting important safety considerations for consumers and producers. In an interview with theReporter, Thapelo Lekhotla, under the supervision of Professor Sibusisiwe Magama and other co-supervisors, detailed Read Article

Man blames crystal meth for thieving spree - The Reporter Lesotho | Fresh News, Daily

A 30-year old man from Ha Thamae in Maseru has been handed a three-year prison sentence after being convicted on three counts of theft. Molefi Motlomelo faced charges of stealing items from three different men in his community. He will serve one year for each offence after failing to pay a M3,000 fine. Appearing beforeMethamphetamine · Maseru Read Article

Youth jobs crisis: govt under fire - The Reporter Lesotho | Fresh News, Daily

The Coalition of Youth Organisations has strongly criticised the government for what it describes as poor management and a lack of urgency in responding to Lesotho’s youth unemployment crisis, despite the recent declaration of a state of disaster on the issue. In June 2025, the government declared youth unemployment a national emergency, acknowledging the depthUnemployment · Lesotho Read Article

Jobs boom in Maputsoe - The Reporter Lesotho | Fresh News, Daily

In a rare boost for Lesotho’s struggling garment industry, Joans Enterprise (Pty) Ltd has doubled its workforce, growing from 350 to 700 employees this year. The expansion has breathed new life into the country, which is facing economic and public health crises triggered by cuts in foreign aid and harsh US trade tariffs. It isMaputsoe · Maputsoe Read Article

SEFS pumps M200K into LDF youth boot camp - The Reporter Lesotho | Fresh News, Daily

Sasai Econet Financial Services (SEFS), a subsidiary of Econet Telecon Lesotho, has reaffirmed its commitment to youth empowerment by handing over an additional M200,000 to the Lesotho Defence Force (LDF) for its Youth Development Programme (YDP). The cheque was officially presented at a ceremony held in Maseru this week. This latest donation brings SEFS’s totalEntrepreneurs · Maseru Read Article

POS to be fully localised: CBL - The Reporter Lesotho | Fresh News, Daily

The Central Bank of Lesotho (CBL) says all banks and merchants will be fully on localised Point of Sale (POS) by August 31, 2025.In a statement, CBL stated that the pilot phase has now been successfully completed.It noted that each participating bank will now begin engaging directly with their clients to support and complete fullLesotho · Lesotho Read Article

Budget cuts cripple parly committees - The Reporter Lesotho | Fresh News, Daily

National Assembly committees are facing a severe financial squeeze, forcing them to slash expenses and prioritise only the most critical work, leaving key issues unaddressed. The financial constraints have resulted in a significant reduction in the committees’ ability to conduct thorough investigations, hold consultations and engage with various stakeholders. The move may severely impact the work of various committees including the ongoingportfolLesotho · Lesotho Read Article

Tuke re-elected, pledges bold Law Society reform - The Reporter Lesotho | Fresh News, Daily

Advocate Lintle Tuke has been re-elected president of the Law Society of Lesotho for a third consecutive term, following the society’s 58th Annual General Meeting held last Saturday in Hlotse. Speaking after his re-election, Tuke highlighted anurgent need to institutionalise and strengthen the Law Society, citing the shortcomings of the current Law Society Act No. 13Lesotho · Lesotho Read Article

Severe shortage of oncologists hinders cancer fight - The Reporter Lesotho | Fresh News, Daily

The Action Against Cancer Association Lesotho has sounded the alarm on the country’s dire shortage of oncologists, citing it as a major obstacle in the fight against cancer. With limited access to specialised cancer care, patients are facing significant challenges in receiving timely and effective treatment. In this interview with theReporter’s ‘Mantšali Phakoana, the founderMaseru, Lesotho · Maseru Read Article

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