When Kanono Thabane stayed in the Thaba-Tseka district of Lesotho back in 2014, he and his colleagues struggled to charge their phones and laptops because of a lack of electricity. For two weeks, the ...

An agricultural startup founded by Purdue University alumni is addressing international food insecurity in the Kingdom of Lesotho and rural southern Indiana, with a goal to expand domestically and ...

Maseru — "....Agriculture techniques have not changed much. Consequently, agriculture production and income have not improved to maintain standards of living of rural residents" - Lesotho Population ...

"Water is life; when there is no water, it is as if there are no people living." These profound words from 'Masechefo Sechefo, a Community Councilor at Ha Sekete village, capture the essence of ...

The MNN Centre for Investigative Journalism (Lesotho) has learned that among the 133 companies hired to carry out various projects related to the rural water programme were operations linked to the ...

Maseru — Many of the rural live-stock farmers in Lesotho have lost total confidence in the police for the protection of their animals, while they also live in fear of the mountain banditts who kill ...

Maboe, 43 and her six-year-old son, Motsamai live in rural Lesotho, one of the world's worst HIV hotspots. Like one in four people in the landlocked kingdom, Maboe and her child are both HIV-positive.

Have you ever found yourself stranded in rural Lesotho with a dire need to quench your thirst or answer the call of nature, but were forced to do your business in the bushes or drink from an ...

Lesotho is transforming strategic areas of the country into major centers of deciduous fruit production and export, through a World Bank-supported project The project is boosting the livelihoods of ...

Adolescent girls exposed to severe drought conditions in rural Lesotho had higher rates of HIV, according to a new study led by researchers at ICAP at Columbia University, a global health organization ...

(MENAFN- The Post) MASERU -IN 2005, the government pledged to develop ICT curricula for all levels of the education system by 2020. Fifteen years on, it remains a pipedream despite the country ...