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Journalist’s Battle with Rare Cancer: Navigating Healthcare Hurdles in Lesotho

5 February 2024 by Limpho Sello  Est Read Time: 8 min(s) 3 sec(s) ‘Makhauhelo Tlouoe, aged 43, is a cancer survivor. She was diagnosed with a rare cancer condition called choriocarcinoma in 2020. Credit: Makhauhelo Tlouoe. A persistent wave of nausea washes over Makhauhelo Tlouoe, signalling the onset of pregnancy. Simultaneously, [...]

Lesotho’s Battle Against Vaccine Hesitancy: A Tale of Misinformation and Challenges

2 February 2024 by Limpho Sello  Est Read Time: 5 min(s) 50 sec(s) Listen to this article: Health Minister Selibe Mochoboroane. Credit: Pascalinah Kabi. Five colleagues in their early 40s gather around a table adorned with a tray of papa (a staple food in Lesotho), spinach, and grilled pork. Alongside the [...]

UNICEF Report Calls for Measures to Safeguard Mental Well-being of Lesotho’s Herd-Boys

29 January 2024 by Monyane Khau  Est Read Time: 1 min(s) 44 sec(s) Listen to this article: A United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) report reveals that Covid-19 lockdowns isolated adolescent herd-boys from their families and peers, triggering mental distress within this demographic. “For herd boys, spending long periods of time alone [...]

Why Are Diseases Often Undiagnosed in Lesotho’s Poor Communities?

26 January 2024 by Pascalinah Kabi  Est Read Time: 4 min(s) 44 sec(s) Listen to this article: ‘Mashebisang Matubatuba, from Maloraneng, Mokhotlong, is earnestly appealing to compassionate individuals for financial support to cover all her medical transportation expenses. Credit: Pascalinah Kabi. ‘Mashebisang Matubatuba’s left eye twitched incessantly, a piercing pain that [...]

Limpho Thoahlane: A Portrait of Resilience and Environmental Stewardship – EPISODE 1

24 January 2024 by Pascalinah Kabi In 2017, Limpho Thoahlane was poised for a significant shift in her life’s journey. As an aspiring fashion design student, she was on the brink of making her mark in the creative world. However, life had a different script in store. This year was [...]

Where are Extractive Industries in Climate Financing?

22 January 2024 by Pascalinah Kabi Welcome to a critical exploration of one of the most pressing issues of our time: the environmental impact of extractive industries and their role in climate change. This episode promises to unravel layers of complexities surrounding this global challenge, blending urgent global concerns with [...]

Beyond Delivery: Untold Emotional Battle Faced by Lesotho’s Midwives

19 January 2024 by Pascalinah Kabi Est Read Time: 5 min(s) 30 sec(s) Listen to this article: Retired midwife, Keneuoe Fobo, now serves as the president of the Independent Midwives’ Association of Lesotho. Credit: Keneuoe Fobo. “Losing an expectant mother during labor was a devastation beyond words,” begins Keneuoe Fobo, a [...]

One Testicle, One Tragic End: Unravelling the Devastating Impact of Bullying in Lesotho

15 January 2024 by Limpho Sello  Est Read Time: 8 min(s) 17 sec(s) Sekake Mohale’s son, 17-year-old Potsane, committed suicide on 12 December 2023. He suffered from bullying-induced mental health. “He was left with only one testicle,” said Sekake Mohale, his voice breaking as he recounted the harrowing ordeal his 17-year-old [...]