MISA Lesotho's newly launched data-driven CheckDesk aims to equip citizens with verified, accessible information on health, governance, gender, and climate-related issues. This statement was ...

DCEO fired Thomas on Feb. 14, 2025. Illinois' head of tourism has been fired, following an investigation by the state that showed conflict of interest relating to his ties with a company he ...

Half (50%) say flooding has worsened. o Majorities report worsening drought, crop failures, and land/soil erosion across all four of Lesotho's ecological zones. In substantial numbers, Basotho ...

The massive corruption at Lesotho's M12 billion Pension Fund has been laid bare in a report by the parliamentary Public Accounts Committee (PAC). Some of the Fund's trustees, according to the ...

Thomas was fired from his position with DCEO after it was revealed he was still being paid by his old company even though it did business with the state agency. The IG’s investigation showed ...

In other words, it could be mistaken for a software patch. After all, the new logo has not been updated on Android and other platforms, or at least not yet. No big reveal this time. No corporate ...

WASHINGTON (WAND) - Governor JB Pritzker, in collaboration with Damera Corporation and the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity (DCEO), has announced the opening of Damera's ...

A lawyer said he had used the cartoon image of a dragon in a business suit as a logo for his firm, Dragon Lawyers, to symbolize “aggressive representation.” By Michael Levenson A purple dragon ...

Picture: US Embassy in Maseru, copied for fair use A 6-billion Maloti (R6-billion) American-funded development project in Lesotho is on the verge of collapse as the United States moves to shut ...

“Mr. Thomas received over $136,000in payments from TimeZoneOne after he began working at DCEO,” the inspector general determined. At one point, Thomas was vigorously negotiating his own ...

Two Lesotho nationals were murdered at kraals in Zamdela during what appears to be a violent stock theft incident, prompting police to request public assistance in finding the perpetrators.

The Lesotho MDIH schemes require about 6.35-million cubic metres a year (m 3 /y) of additional water, but could increase to 9.79-million m 3 /y in a dry year for the 1 580 ha in the simulated ...