6 Tšitoe 2024 ka Limpho Sello Ka selemo sa 2020, nakong ea khino ea motsamao, Mapaballo Ralitša o ile a beleha ngoana oa hae pele ho nako. Ngoana enoa o hlahile a le libeke tse 27. Ralitša o re ho holisa ngoana ea hlahileng pele ho nako, ho boima haholo [...]
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13 November 2024 by Limpho Sello Est. Read Time: 4m 18s Listen to this article: ‘Maselloane wakes her two children at 5 a.m., an hour before dropping them off at an Early Childhood Development and Education (ECDE) center in Thetsane. The center doubles as both an ECDE and daycare facility, catering [...]
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Est. Read Time: 5m 48s Listen to this article: 28 October 2024 by Pascalinah Kabi A three-month delay in passport issuance by the Lesotho government led to the leg amputation of a 16-year-old cancer patient Tšepang Masilo, who urgently needed treatment in Bloemfontein, South Africa. The delay, compounded by an additional [...]
25 Mphalane 2024, ka Pascalinah Kabi Kamora hore ‘Malebeoana Alice Ranku a hlokahalle sepetleleng sa Ntšekhe, Mohale’s Hoek, mooki o belaelloa a ile a bolella lelapa la Ranku hore ha a tlela ho thibela batho ho shoa sepetlele moo. “Nne ntse le mo tlisetsang mona ha eka lea lla tjee [...]
18 October 2024 by Limpho Sello Est. Read Time: 6m 43s Listen to this article: A 20-year-old woman from Leribe has lost the ability to have children after a cottonwool-like material was allegedly left inside her stitched womb by a doctor at Mamohau Mission Hospital. The negligence, which has gone unpunished [...]
16 October 2024 by Limpho Sello Est. Read Time: 4m 18s Listen to this article: In Lesotho, nearly 431,000 people are affected by mental illnesses, according to the country’s newly approved Mental Health Policy and Strategic Plan for 2023-2027. Health Minister Selibe Mochoboroane said this Strategic Plan was approved by the [...]
11 October 2024 by Pascalinah Kabi Est. Read Time: 5m 28s Listen to this article: Data from the Ministry of Finance and Development Planning shows that between April and June 2024, Lesotho went beyond its target of informing people about their tuberculosis (TB) status by four percent. It means that for [...]