Access to Justice? Most Basotho Doubt They Could Afford to Take Their Cases to Court
Afrobarometer
Fewer than half of citizens are confident that ordinary people can obtain justice in the legal system. Read more »
The Boatmen of Lesotho - a Lifeline for Villagers
GroundUp
These boats are an essential mode of transport, ferrying people across the Senqu River in Qacha's Nek Read more »
Life in Lesotho's Historic Kome Caves
GroundUp
The dwellings were occupied in the early 1800s by families fleeing the Lifaqane wars Read more »
Passport Crisis in Lesotho
GroundUp
Ministry suspends passport services but people are desperate and still queuing in Maseru Read more »
Lesotho Organisations Push Back Against U.S. Health Deal
GroundUp
A leaked copy of the agreement has raised concerns about transparency and data sharing Read more »
Travelogue - A Slow Journey Through Lesotho, Where Mountains Hold Time Still
Premium Times
Travelling through Lesotho offers more than a visual spectacle, revealing a country where history, culture and landscape exist in constant dialogue. From bustling border towns to… Read more »
The Lesotho Highlands Water Project Is 40 Years Old and Going Strong - but History Weighs On Its Successes [analysis]
The Conversation Africa
Big projects bring big hopes and big dreams. They also bring big disappointment when they don't deliver on all the promises. Even when the projects work as they are supposed to. Read more »
