Awhopping910-caratdiamondwasdiscoveredinSouthernAfrica,oneofthebiggestgemseverfound,theminingcompanythatuncovereditsaidMonday.Thecolorlessdiamondwasextractedfro
Lesotho’snewprimeministerhaslosthiswifeaftershewasallegedlyshotonWednesdayaheadofhisFridayinauguration,reportedSABC.TomThabanewontheelectionsearlierthismonthfol
“For any democracy to thrive, its media must act as watchdog – holding leaders accountable for their words and deeds. And, yes, take a bite if they fail to deliver,” Michael J. Jordan, a U.S. foreign correspondent wrote in one piece of his news article titled” The Toothless Watchdog: Why Election Coverage Matters.”
The South African government should lift the veil of secrecy around its involvement in Lesotho, the opposition Democratic Alliance (DA) said on Sunday.
Two days after returning from South Africa following a military coup, Lesotho's Prime Minister Tomas Thabane on Thursday pledged to re-open parliament on September 19.
Washington said Monday that it had ordered non-employed family members of the embassy personnel in Lesotho to leave due to uncertainty over the kingdom's security situation.
Leaders of the Lesotho coalition government on Monday pledged to render the Southern African Development Community (SADC) full support with a view to speedily restore stability and security in the kingdom.
U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon on Sunday voiced his concern about the reported military coup in Lesotho, and called for a "peaceful and lasting resolution" of all parties' differences.