'M'e Nthomeng Majara please grand Repholositsoe and others their wish to see Lesotho National Buss Service back in action. Your father Ntsomaliela did buy over three hundred buses during his tenure as the minister during chief Leabua's regim,
Lesotho used to have Lesotho National Buss Service back in the 80's the couches, and ordinary buses.
The couches were a gift from Iran. There were also the trucks delivering goods to other African countries, they were yellow in colour under the brand Lesotho Freight transport.
The long term solution is the development of efficient public transport systems that would encourage people to leave their cars for it. The BRT in Johannesburg & LIKAMELE are worthy case studies. Unfortunately, the industry as we know it would die, while commuters benefit.
Bloomberg News discovers the #LHWP. And (wrongly) claims that #Lesotho is selling #water to South Africa (they are selling gravity--RSA partially owns the water already):
https://t.co/dnTyTM3Cuz
I thought you might be interested to know that a certain man by the name of ZM seduced the lady who was working at the bank spoiled her to get the inner information so that he can rob the the bank. Hey this Zola Mahobe FC has a track record ๐๐คฃ
The Minister of Finance and Development Planning, #DrRetลกelistsoe_Matlanyane, is scheduled to present the 2026/27 national budget next Wednesday. The budget speech will come against a backdrop of sluggish economic growth, rising living costs and persistent unemployment.
Her: your item will be available within 5 days.
5 days later: you can come collect your item
Me: ๐ฅณ๐ฅณ๐ฅณ
2 days later at their store: thepa ea hao ho thoe ke hona e tla fihla mantsiboea Kapa hosasa
Monga khoebo is no longer replying my texts, calls cant go through ๐๐ฎ
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#ThaboBester
Convicted murderer and rapist Thabo Bester is expected to challenge in court his transfer from Kgosi Mampuru Correctional services centre to one of the country's tightest prison, Ebongweni in Kokstad. The matter is expected to be heard in the High Court in Pretoria next week.
A 33-year-old man allegedly lured a 24-year-old woman with promises of money on Facebook and arranged to meet her.
The two met in Mthatha and boarded a taxi together to Tsolo. After getting off, they walked on foot towards the manโs home in the Mbuto area.
While walking through a wooded area, the man allegedly pulled out a knife, threatened the woman, and raped her in the forest.
After the attack, while the suspect was still nearby, the woman managed to send a WhatsApp message with her live location to her family, alerting them to what had happened.
Police responded swiftly and found both of them still at the scene. When officers attempted to arrest the suspect, he allegedly pulled out the knife and attacked the police. Officers shot him dead.
As the Mountain Kingdom wraps up a tumultuous 2025, analysts and economists have pointed to a series of missed opportunities that deepened the nationโs economic vulnerabilities amid global trade disruptions, aid cuts, and sluggish reforms.
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