Lesotho's Economy at a Crossroads
After many years of relying on South Africa for economic advancement, the country's economy now faces a crossroads due to its largest neighbour's economic difficulties.
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The International Fund for Agricultural Development is providing U.S.$10 million to help small farmers boost agricultural production. Read more »
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The government has had a change of heart and plans to spend 100 million maloti (US$12.7 million) over the next two years in an effort to breathe life into the crucial textile ... Read more »


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@ Little Foreskin Girl.
I again could comment on your very low level of English and ask if teanage is a period where one drinks tea but I am more curious about what your comment has to do with the content of the article.
Enlighten us, little Foreskin child.
...... then who are you gaydom??? At one time, you were from South Korea; then from france. This time, you are from an english speaking country; but from which one gaydom?? Which one?? What a/an IDIOT. An idoit of all idiots.
@ Little Imp Foreskin
You are quite the imbecile. Or, as you write it the African way you are an idoit.
Just because one cites South Korea, Taiwan or speaks French does not make them Korean, Chinese or a frog.
Are all Austrians Germans? Moldovans Romanians? Puerto Ricans Spaniards?
Were you asleep when they taught you History and geography? Are you Julius Malema?
You are so dumb and ignorant. And obviously, you are the laughing stock of Allafrica.com.