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BAM Group of Companies’ Gala Dinner is set to outdo itself By Katleho Mohanoe MASERU – There are a few days left until the highly anticipated BAM Group of Companies’ gala dinner to be held on Saturday the 10th October 2015 at Avani Lesotho Hotel in celebration of a decade of bringing positive change in people’s lives. The elegant occasion is guaranteed to exceed all expectations, coming as it does on the back of countrywide celebration of districts and their inhabitants. Avani Lesotho Hotel is set to stage the event which will provide fun and amusement for Maseru’s business people and glitterati. According to the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the BAM Group of Companies Ntšepeng Tšita Tikiso, BAM Group was founded in 2005 with its first company BAM Consultancy, which dealt with information and technology solutions, financial management services, corporate training, project management, human resource services and many more. Mrs Ntšepeng Tsita Tikiso indicated that BAM Group eventually evolved into its current state as the BAM Group with subsidiaries which are BAM Promotions, BAM Media and BAM Group Foundation
Mrs ’Malisema Mahloane (Chief Marketing Officer (CMO)), Mrs Ntšepeng Tšita Tikiso (Chief Executive Officer (CEO)) and Mrs Tšepang Tšita Mosena (Chief Global Strategist (CGS))
consecutively. She asserted that BAM Promotions which was formed in 2009 focuses on marketing services including event management and corporate branding. “BAM Media which was formed in 2010 owns a free weekly Informative Newspaper, a bi-monthly Finite Women’s Magazine and bi-monthly Achiever Youth Magazine,” she stated. She added that the BAM Group Foundation which was formed in 2012 is the corporate social responsibility arm of BAM Group, focusing on economic emancipation particularly of women, the youth and the marginalized. She asserted that the BAM Group would not be where it is today if it had not been for the great support of Basotho and International world that saw three young dynamic women siblings form a group of companies that contribute positively to the economy of Lesotho. She said BAM Group of Companies is a leading conglomerate seeking to broaden the media landscape and information sharing towards empowerment. “We use experimental media and interventions as forms of soliciting engagement and participatory platforms outside the mainstream structures with societies. These embrace multiple mediums not necessarily considered part of the traditional communication lexicon, including but not limited to limited to forums, speeches, and transmissions, as well as activities,” she in-
dicated. Mrs Tšita Tikiso stated that for BAM Group, communication is a tool for social inclusion and is therefore inextricably linked to actions-based projects and goals towards the emancipation of societies from ignorance. “Founded in 2005 by three women: Ntšepeng Tšita Tikiso who is the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of BAM Group, Tšepang Tšita Mosena who is the Chief Global Strategist (CGS) and Mrs ’Malisema Mahloane who is the Chief Marketing Officer (CMO). BAM Group of Companies is celebrating ten (10) years of existence this year – 2015,” she asserted. She further indicated that the vision of BAM Group of Companies is to be the leading empire in the media industry delivering world class information, services and experience. She said: “Our mission is to afford the opportunity for information, engagement and resource availability across multiple platforms towards growth. The motto of BAM is interconnect, engage and share.” She declared that the values of BAM Group of Companies are good customer service, quality and excellence, integrity, professionalism, respect and team work, mutual trust, accountability, diversity, diligence and empathy. Mrs Tšita Tikiso asserted that though it seems like they have achieved a life-time dream, it is not their final achievement; there is a long road ahead. She said they are
just in a middle of an expedition and their goal some way off. She indicated that they want to participate in enhancing the economy of Lesotho and making it a better place. She stated that they are very grateful and excited about where they are today because they never imagined that they could get this far. “We would like to express our sincere gratitude to Almighty God and Basotho because they are the principal reason for our success,” she stated. She assured that the celebration will be blessed with the presence of DA representatives from the ten districts, outstanding business personalities, ministers, to mention but a few. She indicated that the district that has fully complied with rules and regulations during the district activities will be announced a winner. She stated that worthy causes are many, and this is the climax of numerous build up activities that include raising of funds to support orphanages in ten districts; the empowering of women amongst others, through women appreciation awards, encouraging district teamwork to uplift and show love for the district, and encourage the tourism aspect where all Basotho were encouraged to love their country – Lesotho. “We want to make Lesotho a better place that we are proud of. We are not half way to what we want to achieve, but we will get there with the support of Basotho and Almighty God,” she concluded.
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Tšooana concerned about his dismissal By ‘Mantšali Phakoana
MASERU- Khothatso Tšooana, the Former Commissioner of the Lesotho Mounted Police Services (LMPS) said before the Southern African Development Community (SAD) Commission of Inquiry that he was concerned by the manner in which the Government of Lesotho had retired him. Tšooana told the Commission that he had been appointed the Commissioner of Police on the 16th January 2014 and was retired from the position on the 18th August 2015. “However I only saw the legal notice terminating my contract on the 25th September 2015,” Tšooana said. In line with the Maseru Security Accord, facilitated by the Deputy President of South Africa, Cyril Ramaphosa, Tšooana as the then Police Commissioner, Lieutenant General Tlali Kamoli as well as Lieutenant General Maaparankoe Mahao were sent on a leave of absence in an effort to normalize the security and political situation in the country and stabilise the relationship between the Lesotho Mounted Police Services (LMPS) and the Lesotho Defence Force (LDF). The trio returned home after the general elections which were held on the 28th February and resulted in another coalition government. This time it was comprised of the seven parties headed by the Prime Minister Dr. Pakalitha Mosisili of the Democratic Congress (DC). Tšooana who had been sent to Algeria indicated that he came from the leave of absence on the 2nd April 2015, and was welcomed by the Minister of Police, Monyane Moleleki,
whom, he said, he’s never met again until today. “Upon my arrival, I was surprised on the 8th April 2015 when I realized Mr. Monaheng had been appointed Acting Commissioner of Police in my presence. To my knowledge, according to the Police Act 1998, it is in circumstances where the Commissioner is not present or incapacitated where another person could be in the office of the Commissioner or be appointed as the Acting Commissioner,” he said. He again stated that due to his dissatisfaction, he filed an urgent application in Court seeking its intervention against the unfair treatment by the Government of Lesotho. “This was done by the government, but because I respect the law, I decided to take it before Court, if I did not respect the laws, I could have taken another course of action because I still had Police officers supporting me, however I was aware that they (government) wanted to bring division into the Police,” he said. He continued: “To us, the disciplined services, discipline is the major issue driving our day to day duties, hence we are different from other public servants. Thus, having two Commissioners in one institution could cause danger.” “I was at the time in the country, but the government decided to appoint someone to act in my presence. This action could have caused a rift in the institution,” he said. Tšooana resumed: “If I could have been seen going into the same office and telling officers that I was back in office that would have brought a serious division within the police, be-
Former Lesotho Mounted Police Service Commissioner Khothatso Tšooana
cause they obey commanders.” Meanwhile, Tšooana said what happened was similar to what happened to his counterpart, the late Lt. Gen. Mahao who returned with him from leave of absence. “I have learned the manner in which this government operates. There was a serious hatred seen towards us,” he stated. “However, the fact that Ntate Mahao and I were abandoned by this government does not surprise me, because the SADC facilitator Ntate Ramaphosa was the first person to abandon us. When we came from leave of absence, things turned round, it was like we were not from a mission for the country; we were not humanely treated,” Tšooana recalled. However, he said they had not
volunteered to go for a leave of absence, but were asked by the SADC facilitator. “I was reluctant to go on leave because I could not understand why I had to go, since the problem was in the army where the two Commanders were in office,” he said. Tšooana further recalled: “Nevertheless, Ntate Ramaphosa said he pleaded with me to assist him to make his task easier since Ntate Kamoli who was then dismissed from the commanding office was refusing to vacate the office, and that was the reason why I relented and said for the sake of this country, I would leave.” Though he stated that as soon as they left this country for the leave, Ramaphosa had never talked to them (Tšooana and Mahao).
Soldiers get open arrest By Tefo Khunonyane MASERU - Judgment in the case in which arrested army officers who are suspected of mutiny was handed down by Justice Molefi Makara yesterday. In the case the applicants were the arrested army officers who were challenging their close arrest. All the prayers sought by the applicants have failed, except prayer 17, where they were asking the high court to declare their close arrest null and void and to be offered open arrest. The applicants’ case was that the decision to arrest and institute charges against them was unlawful, unreasonable and irrational and should be put aside. The applicants also sought their immediate and unconditional release. Delivering judgment, Justice Makara indicated that the prayer 11 where the applicants said the Minister of Defence had committed an offence by instituting a court martial was not true and therefore that allegation did not succeed. Justice Makara further pointed out that the
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prayer where the applicant sought that the martial court proceedings be suspended to enable them to appear before the SADC commission is also unacceptable. Justice Makara also stated that the allegation that the decision by the prime minister to re-appoint Kamoli as Lt. General had caused divisions and conflicts in the army was also not true and was not acceptable.
Justice Makara again pointed out that the understanding by the applicants that the respondents have not followed section 89 when instituting a martial court was also not true and that allegation too also fell away. He also pointed out that the detainees cannot be subpoenaed to appear before the commission and give evidence. The respondents were as follows; Commander of Lesotho De-
fence Force, Minister of Defence, the Court Martial, President of the Court Martial, prosecutor of court martial, chairman of commission of enquiry, commission of enquiry and attorney general. The applicants were represented in this case by advocate Chris Lephuthing, while advocate Motia Teele appeared for the respondents.
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UNICEF gears up to save youth’s lives By Majara Molupe MASERU - The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) has sponsored local youth to implement a one-year project, Olymp Africa Youth Ambassadors Programme (OYAP), under Test for Change Blood Drive Campaign in a bid to collect blood from youth. The project coordinator Palo Mohlotsane said their project is also about helping youth to know their HIV/AIDS status and to equip them with life skills through sporting activities. Mohlotsane said through this project which is run under the auspices of the Lesotho National Olympic Committee (LNOC), they are set to help youth to lead a positive lifestyle by ensuring that those who might be diagnosed with HIV/AIDs after the tests, are helped with referrals, and to adhere to medication. The coordinator said those who are found negative are encouraged to continue with healthy lifestyle and mentored with good behavioural change. He said the project was currently found in six areas in the country, namely, Maseru Central, Roma, Mafeteng, Leribe, Berea and Mohale’s hoek. Mohlotsane insisted that they have seen a dire shortage of blood that the country faces especially during winter vacations when
71.9% followed by factory workers with 43%. UNAIDS also shows that there is a challenge of new infections in Lesotho as there are about 26 000 people infected with HIV/AIDS every year. The low land districts are the most affected. Maseru has the highest prevalence.
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schools are on vacation. He said they are helping the Lesotho Blood Transfusion Services (LBTS) to collect blood in the country to help save lives of Basotho. “We advise youth aged 15 years and above to donate blood. This practice is done out of goodwill to instil spirit of volunteerism amongst Basotho youth,” he explained. “We target about 13 000 respons-
es from youth about this project through our Face Book page,” added Mohlotsane. Lesotho is currently battling with HIV/AIDS and is number two globally with high prevalence rate of the disease. According UNAIDS, about 360 000 Basotho live with HIV/AIDS, and out of this number, prevalence for sex workers is on the rise with
This paper understands that there is still a challenge regarding HIV/AIDS in the country, and that more sensitisation about the disease is crucial. UNAIDS report further indicates that there are still some Basotho who are unable to access ARVs and many fail to adhere to their medication. The National Action Plan for Women, Girls & HIV and AIDS 2012-2017 Report indicates that the susceptibility of women and girls to HIV infections is biological. The report says women are twice more likely to acquire HIV infection from unprotected heterosexual contact than men. It further shows that men who reside particularly in rural areas are traditionally employed in South Africa as migrant workers in the mines and other industries, and anecdotal evidence explains that some of the male migrant workers tend to engage in multiple relations and in most cases, without the use of condoms.
LNA offers the best medical services: Fosa By Tefo Khunonyane MASERU - The project director of the Lesotho Nursing Association Wellness Centre, Rejakile Fosa briefed health professionals on the importance of the centre at a workshop held at the Ministry of Health Headquarters. Fosa pointed out in his speech that the LNA offers the best services to both health professionals and ordinary patients and it saves time for its patients because there are no queues at the Centre. He indicated that patients are well cared for upon arrival until departure. He mentioned that the nurses are reliable at the centre and adhere to the confidentiality needs of the patients. He further stated that LNA is accommodated in five hospitals in the country. Fosa went on to indicate that the Wellness Centre in Lesotho intends expanding its services to all parts of the country in order to take services to the nation. He further mentioned that the center provides holistic and complimentary health services for all health workers, and this includes medical consultations, health education, stress management, training, post exposure prophylaxis, HIV and AIDS services as well as a resource
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knowledge center for continuous professional development. He also mentioned that the centre strengthens the health delivery system by removing barriers to service delivery for health workers and their families, so they are able to care for the needs of the nation at large.
He again stated that the centre will strengthen health care delivery systems in Lesotho as it addresses health care needs of specific population groups, otherwise burdening the public health system. He also indicated that the centre will develop stress relief programs.
In conclusion he indicated that health workers have also been hit very hard by the HIV and AIDS pandemic. He went on to stress that health workers need to stand in the same queue as their patients, enhancing trust and authority.
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How to use your mind-power to change your financial life! How much do you make per month? You are getting exactly what you deserve: neither less nor more! It is just your worth. Your external life (what we see) is the results of your internal life (what we don’t MONEY see). Your monthly income is the results of what goes on in your mind TALK regarding money. Assuming that you are happy with your income, I shall conclude that, primarily, your financial thoughts for the past year/s have been constructive in that aspect. If Mohau P. Mosoeunyane you are not happy with your income then we, basically, know that your thoughts were not in your financial How you treat or behave around favour. money is fired by your beliefs, which This is because your mind con- take root from what was printed in trols your behaviour for either fi- your mind. For an example, during nancial success or failure. How? our childhood we have been taught Through your thoughts and beliefs. that money is a buying thing. Every What you think about most results time you were given money it was to your beliefs. It is from your be- so that you buy something. “Nka lief system that all actions that lead u reke li-eatsomemore.” We were either to poverty or wealth are de- not taught the rule of saving but rived. spending. No wonder why, even
today, every time you get money something ‘urgent’ that needs the exact amount of money you possess comes up! It is subconscious. So, how do you use your mind power to change your financial life? By building new money belief systems. Remember, beliefs come from your thoughts. Therefore, take advantage of the two laws of the mind and thoughts. The first law states that you attract what you think about most: Law of attraction. Make money thoughts the dominating thoughts in your mind. Ask questions like, How can I increase my income? What can I do to make more money? Why is money an important part of my life? Then be positive about money and people who have money. As you think and talk about money regularly, you will start to attract like-minded people; people who value and grow money! The law of insertion states that we have the power to insert all
kinds of thoughts in our mind. Don’t forget that thoughts build beliefs; belief breeds your actions; actions have put you in your current financial situation. What do you tell yourself about money and people who have money? Do you profess that money killed the son of God; that rich people are selfish; that it is the root of all evil? Instead of recognising that money is FREEDOM! That life is much easier with money than without! That rich people are economy builders! What do you insert about money in your mind? Do you think and talk about money most? Financial success is a CHOICE! Thank you for reading this article. Mohau P Mosoeunyane: The philosophical motivational speaker, professional educator and an author of a financial success book THE MOTIVE!
Creating a Leadership legacy Jack Welch is arguably the finest corporate leader of our times. His blue print turned the face of corporate America forever. He is a giant who communicated effectively. The archives will be kind to him for creating a multibillion industry in corporate America. What made him great is a set of three components. These are the nuts and bolts which helped him turnaround the corporate face of America. At the centre of his leadership are three timeless and eternal principles whose activation will yield tremendous success to the implementer. Leadership is about people. As a leader you are a leader of people before you are a leader of things. The way you handle people is vital to the way they will respond to you.When you
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choose to treat your subordinates as kings and queens, they will shower you with explosive royal treatment. Treating people as objects will invite ridicule and resentment into your life. Great leaders invest themselves in their people. They know the power of learning and development. Focus is yet another key needed in leadership growth. A focused
leader is never petty, they measure all actions and motives in line with the big picture. All decisions are evaluated on the basis of the big picture. Focused leaders recognise that sometimes you may need to work with your adversaries for the common good. The key with successful leaders is that they are able to see beyond their nose. Visionary leaders see into the future and mobilise others to live their dream as their own. Focused leaders remain focused to their true north. It becomes the silver lining in the day of adversity. They refuse to faint in the day of adversity, their eyes are glued to the world of possibilities ahead. Integrity is the fulcrum of leadership. It helps the leader to seek and achieve the buy in from the other leaders and team players alike. Integrity is character. It is the difference
between moving forward and becoming redundant. Integrity means a leader states the facts as they are, no matter how painful. No wonder Jack Welch once said, 'We see the world as we are, not as it is'. He demanded for leaders to have no biases but to be realistic about life and her challenges. May you catch these principles as you step into the ring to become the leader you were born to be. May the leader in you step up to the next level of growth. I believe in you and trust that sooner or later the leader in you will rise like the giant sphinx. Success is an attitude, let us meet at the top. Ted Msipa is a Success Coach, Leadership Strategist and Motivational Speaker.
THE EAGLES SEMINAR By Mohau P Mosoeunyane On the 3rd October 2015 at LANFE Hall Maseru; Lesotho, Mohale-o-tsoa-Maroeleng Group, composed of Pastor Pheello Majola, Dr Maluke Letete, Evangelist Shale and Pastor Khanyapa (Maluckzen), had organized a FREE ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT seminar. The aim of the seminar was to encourage the spirit of economic involvement amongst Basotho through a mindset shift as well as highlighting business opportunities that are available in Lesotho. The
seminar managed to attract over 500 Basotho. The speakers’ line-up was as follows: Evangelist Motlatsi Shale, The BAM Group twin sisters, Mr. Mohau Mosoeunyane from Mohau & The Success Masters, Dr Maluke Letete (NUL), Mrs. Malichaba Lekhoaba (Harvest FM), Pastor Maluckzen and Mr. Likhang (BEDCO). Pastor Majola was the Program Director while Mr. Tšepo Kherenchane blessed the crowd with his gospel tunes. Evangelist Shale opened the seminar on a powerful note that
it was not God’s delight to see his children in poverty! In their message, the Twin Sisters said failure was a stepping stone towards success. Mr. Mosoeunyane rubbed it in by proving to the crowd that financial success was a CHOICE! “Money doesn’t build economies, but production does.” This was said by Dr. Letete when he encouraged Basotho to produce, in order to build the economy. Narrating her life’s journey, The iron lady: Mrs Lekhoaba said, “Your dream may sound like madness to other people; if it is your dream pursue it, don’t
look for friends’ approval.” Pastor Maluckzen thrilled everyone when he emphasized that, “Being uneducated doesn’t mean that you can’t make it in life!” Finally, Mr Likhang said we can only save our economy if we work together in business. In closing, one of the participants regretted that he had left his family behind when he attended the seminar, since the seminar was his financial turning-point. He further thanked all the speakers and promised them that his life would never be the same again.
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Climate Change shocks frustrate youth’s efforts with tomatoes By Majara Molupe MASERU - Fusi Mphaka who is a graduate from the National University of Lesotho (NUL) says as a newly recruited young farmer, he is unable to widen his farming activities to include all the vegetables in high demand in the market. Mphaka, who currently specialises in cabbage plantations and in rare cases spinach, says although the tomato has a lucrative market, he is not planting it because it is one of the more delicate vegetables that can be damaged by the effects of Climate Change such as hail storms. “It is easily damaged. Once we experience hail storms it could be damaged for good,” explained Mphaka. As compared to other vegetables, he explained, tomato has to be planted using protected agriculture methods so that it is not susceptible to the effects of Climate Change. He insisted that although he is willing to plant the vegetable, it is difficult to nurture it until it is ready for the market, as he does not have necessary equipment to fulfil his dream. The young farmer said he moved from pillar to post in search of safety nets and a greenhouse that would enable him to spread his farming wings. At a loss what to do in this situation, Mphaka says he went as far as meeting the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security (MAFS) through its project, Smallholder Agriculture Development Programme (SADP) but it was not to be. He said he had failed to put up the money that was required by SADP to enable him get the grants offered under that project which
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works only in six districts of Lesotho. Meanwhile, Mphaka reiterated that there is broad market for vegetables country-wide that is waiting to be tapped into, by the youth instead of queuing at the Public Service Commission in need of employment. He said should he be able to overcome the challenge of Climate Change especially to be engaged in protected agriculture he would reach highest heights in helping the country to respond to food shortage. “I do not have a problem with drought because I have running water in the river adjacent to my land that enables me to irrigate my plants throughout the year. “Drought is not a problem for me now,” explained the youth.
Mphaka said when he plants and hoes for the cabbage on his land, he usually employs some local youth to help him and in turn gives them some remuneration. The senior crop production officer of MAFS, Sekhonyana Mahase has explained that the implementation of SADP is another step taken by the country to address issues of Climate Change. Mahase said as challenges of Climate Change intensified, his ministry brought in SADP to counter attack the challenges through protected agriculture where amongst others, individual farmers and farmers’ unions have had green houses donated to them. He said they also advise farmers to take short time varieties as yet another strategy to address the challenge.
According to the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), Lesotho’s topography and unsustainable land management practices make it vulnerable to environmental degradation and natural disasters. These, UNDP says, have been worsened by the adverse effects of climate change in the form of drought, shifting precipitation patterns and destructive winds saying this has serious implications for agro-ecological conditions and threatens livelihoods and food security with enhanced potential for conflict. Christy Ahenkora, UNDP deputy resident representative in Lesotho says UNDP’s assistance emphasises three inter-locking issues that will enable adaptation to climate change and increase resilience – a low-carbon economy, conserve natural resources to secure livelihoods and production, and better manage risks related to natural disasters. Ahenkora said they had implemented projects to improve land and range management in the Maseru District at Semonkong, Makhoalipane Community Council. Climate Change is one of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) that have to be addressed by Lesotho and other member states of the United Nations. Climate Change is one of the frustrating factors in agriculture that the New Partnership for Africa’s Development (NEPAD) through its programme, Comprehensive Africa’s Agriculture Development Programme (CAADP) is advocating for its address especially amongst the small scale farmers who are usually hardest hit by its impact.
Minister to officially open Liphiring Health Centre By Majara Molupe
MOHALE’S HOEK - The Minister of Health Dr. ‘Molotsi Monyamane will officially open Liphiring Health Centre on Friday, says Dr. ’Makhoase Ranyali, the district health manager of Mohale’shoek district. Dr. Ranyali said a delegation from the Health Ministry is expected at the opening. The delegation includes the Minister of Health Dr. ’Molotsi Monyamane, who will be the key note speaker. She said the Member of Parliament (MP) for Taung Constituency, Phallang Monare is also expected to be at the opening. Liphiring Health Centre is a government-owned health institution that serves over 2 000 people in the area. The health centre has four health personnel - two registered nurses and their
two assistants. The facility is understaffed as there were supposed to be five personnel. Liphiring Health Centre also offers delivery services but has a serious challenge of a water supply which makes it a bit harder to fulfil this initia-
tive - delivery services. The health facility has an electricity supply. Meanwhile Dr. Ranyali said her Ministry was going to engage in a massive cancer screening campaign in the Phamong area starting from 5th – 8th this month. She said during the campaign they were going to inspect and treat those who have symptoms of cancer.
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Dr. Ranyali appeals to all women and girls in the area to take advantage of the campaign and test for cervical cancer.
Dr. Ranyali said a delegation from the Health Ministry is expected at the opening. The delegation includes The Minister of Health Dr. ’Molotsi Monyamane, who will be the key note speaker.
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Private Sector Foundation of Lesotho comments on the SDGs By Pulane Lichaba MASERU- Private Sector Foundation of Lesotho (PSFL) has issued a press release commenting on the new global Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) after the recently held meeting at the United Nations Headquarters in New York as the organization celebrated its 70th anniversary. Chief Executive Officer of PSFL, Thabo Qhesi says SDG 4 which ensures inclusive and equitable quality education and promotes lifelong learning opportunities for all, doesn’t seem to be making much impact on Lesotho’s economy as science fairs are held every year yet nothing new comes out of them. “One other SDG is that of building resilient infrastructure, promote inclusive and sustainable industrialization and foster innovation. There is no way the government can fast track economic activities in the absence of proper urban planning. There are no places dedicated for planning industrialization, “he stated. Qhesi added that as the PSFL they are committed to playing a role in achieving all the SDGs in collaboration with other stakeholders such as government and civil society organizations. He also added that they are contemplating to set up a Global Compact Local Network (GCLN) which its primary objective will be to advance the UN Global Compact and its principles at the local level. “Those principles include the human right which says businesses should support and respect the protection of internationally proclaimed human rights. There
is also the labour principle which enforces businesses to uphold the freedom of association and the effective recognition of the right to collective bargaining. He continued, that the “UN Global Compact asks companies to embrace, support and enact, within their sphere of influence, a set of core values in the areas of human rights, labour standards, the environment, anti-corruption,” he stated. Qhesi also mentioned that, in order to maintain sustainability the CEO of Private Sector Foundation of Lesotho Thabo Qhesi Global Compact helps companies meet their commitments to operate responsibly and support society, whether they are beginning on their sustainability journey or recognized pace-setters. “The initiative undertakes a range of activities at the international and local levels from raising awareness and developing resourc-
es and best practices, to facilitating partnerships and developing action initiatives on critical issues like climate, water and women’s empowerment,” he said. He also added that the Global Compact Local Networks advance corporate sustainability at the grassroots level by helping companies understand what responsible
business means within their national context. “We also recommend the government to formulate Rural Development Policy which will among other things make it easier for people to live and work in rural areas by providing more housing and increasing availability of affordable childcare,” he concluded.
WFP to hand over School feeding programme to gov’t- source By Majara Molupe MASERU- The World Food Programme (WFP) will hand over the school feeding programme to the government through the Ministry of Education and Training in 2018, Informative can reveal. Likeleli Phoolo from WFP said her organisation has been supporting Lesotho Primary Schools through the School Feeding Programme since 1965. She pointed out that between 1990 and 2010; WFP had gradually begun to hand over the programme to the government. Phoolo said they are currently gradually transferring the skills to the government so that by 2018 when the programme is fully transferred to the government, the skills should as well be transferred. She also revealed that currently, WFP provides food to 250 000 children at Primary Schools country wide. Phoolo insisted that her organisation provides morning porridge to 50 000 children at preschools country-wide to promote
good nutrition. She said WFP is advocating parents to send their children to schools, both boys and girls since there is provision of food at schools. According to WFP, key threats confining the country’s development include chronic poverty, high unemployment rates at 25 percent, food insecurity exacerbated by weather-related shocks, widespread chronic malnutrition with stunting for children under five years at 33 percent, iron deficiency anaemia at 51 percent, and HIV and AIDS at 23 percent— the second highest in the world. WFP states that 80 percent of the population is engaged in agricultural activities in rural areas but only seven percent contributes to the Gross Domestic Product (GDP). Meanwhile, as part of its longterm education strategy, Lesotho is committed to provide free and compulsory primary education. In order to increase both enrolment and attendance, the Government introduced a School Meals Programme in its education programme. WFP indicates that the govern-
ment provides school meals to twothirds of the schools in the country, while WFP covers the remaining one-third exclusively located in remote mountainous regions. Lesotho’s Minister of Education and Training Dr. Mahali Phamotse says Lesotho is geared to buy agricultural produce that has been produced by Basotho farmers to feed pupils under the School Feeding Scheme as an initiative to create jobs for Basotho farmers. Dr. Phamotse said her Ministry will start buying the vegetables effectively from this year while the grains will be bought from January next year. She said the grains will also be processed into maize meal at Basotho mills so that all farmers should have a meaningful share from this initiative. This paper therefore understands that local farmers, particularly youth who are engaged in agri-business, should grab this opportunity since it is an incentive to attract more youth to venture into agriculture and to show that there is life in this sector- agriculture. For his part, Fusi Mphaka, a
young man in the Berea district said he is determined to make use of the initiative by the Ministry of Education and Training and to grab it to change his life and that of those around him. Mphaka insisted that if youth could be met half way with resources such as improved seeds and be equipped with skills to deal with issues of Climate Change amongst others, more youth would flock into agriculture. Likewise, Makibinyane Motloheloa, a determined youth in Mafeteng also shared the same sentiments with Mphaka that since they would a market for their produce, they have to roll up their sleeves to satisfy the demand of the market. Motloheloa said if they could be equipped with necessary skills such as trainings, they could make ample use of the government’s policy of job creation in the agricultural sector. He went on to appeal to other youth who are just idling that the bell is now ringing for them to stand up and show the world that Basotho youth are capable of producing food.
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LRA hosts breakfast meeting for media fraternity By Tefo Khunonyane MASERU-The Lesotho Revenue Authority (LRA) organized and hosted a breakfast meeting for the media fraternity that took place at one of the hotels in Maseru on Tuesday last week. The aim of the meeting was to shed light to the media fraternity on LRA services to the nation, and to retrospectively view the challenges LRA had encountered and the successes it had achieved since 2014. This was according to the Manager Public Relations and Communications, Pheello Mphana. He further indicated that the challenges the LRA had been faced with, since 2014 are that some of their clients are reluctant to pay tax and are always trying to dodge paying it, and they therefore do not file
their returns in time. At the same occasion, the chief planning and modernization officer, Idia?? Ida? Penane mentioned that the LRA’s strategy for 2014-19 is to respond to the revenue collection, border management and advisory service needs of government, stakeholders and taxpayers through modernization programs. She further pointed out that the main objective is to embark on public education in order to instil knowledge and understanding in the hearts and minds of their clients. She stated that the aim of LRA was to improve internal efficiencies and therefore continually exceed revenue targets the LRA has set itself to achieve. She also mentioned that LRA was going to adopt the one stop shop model, and to harmonize services in order to avoid duplication of ser-
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make things easier on arrival at the port of entry.
Letshego gives back to the community By Thandie Mthimk’hulu Berea-Letshego Financial Services donated three sewing machines, two designing machines and five dining tables to the Good Shepherd Center, Sehlabeng Berea as a way of giving back to the community. Sister Jacintha Rantšo, the Director of Good Shepherd Center, said they were very excited to receive such a gift, which was going to help them fulfill their commitment, which is to empower teenage mothers to become physically, socially, emotionally and spiritually self-reliant. She added that Letshego had responded to their need, which would help to train teenage mothers to improve their lives and go back to their community as better persons who would be self-sufficient and even contribute with employment and effect change in their communities. She revealed to Informative that they admit teenage mothers and pregnant teenagers who are not more than 19 years old and keep them for 2 years with the aim of counseling them, giving them chance of continuing with their studies, still living with their children and even teach them how to take care of their chil-
From left CEO Doreen van Tonder, Sister Jacinta Rant'so, Chief Seeiso Bereng Seeiso, Chief Maama Masupha
dren, as they hire mothers from the community, to teach them. “We are working with chiefs and parents to identify teenage mothers who qualify to be admitted to the Center, because others are orphans and sometimes they were raped. We give them counseling to accept their children, love them and encourage them to go on with life; we show them that there is still a bright future
for them,” she added. Provincial Superior, Sister Contancial Mosakeng, said it is due to Chief Seeiso Bereng Seeiso’s hard work that they had received this wonderful gift and that he was like a father to them because he knows their needs and helps them to overcome their challenges and meet their needs. She said Chief Seeiso’s hard work gives them strength and
persuades them to work together in peace. Doreen Van Tonder, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Letshego said they were giving this donation as part of their corporate social responsibility to the community who support them. She indicated that the gifts were meant to improve the teenage mothers’ skills through training; with focus and priority on those who come from poverty stricken backgrounds and are infected by HIV/AIDS. One of the teenage mothers, Retšelisitsoe Hetloa, said they were very happy to receive this gift that will change their lives and even happier to realize that there are people who care about them. Chief Seeiso Bereng Seeiso as the Patron of Good Shepherd Center said, “Today we thank God because it is His will that this great day has come with joy to our Center. We also give thanks to Letshego, for their vision of giving back to the community and that the Sisters of Good Shepherd Center will ensure that the gifts are used appropriately for the benefit of the teenage mothers, so that they can have an impact in the community.”
Government printing hosts a workshop for all ministries By Tefo Khunonyane MASERU-The Government Printing and Stationery department hosted a workshop for all the government ministries at one of the hotels in Maseru last week, to discuss the challenges that the Government Printer is experiencing in its dealings with all the government ministries and to see what to do to address these challenges. The other purpose was to build harmonious relations between the Government printing department and all the ministries it is serving. This was according to the Assistant Procurement Officer,
Thato Pokola . Speaking at the occasion, Pokola indicated that in order to address the challenges, the ministries should make requests on time, so that jobs can be planned well in advance, on the existing resources. Speaking at the same occasion, the Principal Secretary at the Ministry of Law, Constitutional Affairs and Human Rights, Lira Ralebese indicated that the event marked a turning point and a huge milestone for the Government printing and stationery department. Ralebese further mentioned that the Government printing and sta-
tionery department was established in 1967, when the government was struggling to have its documents printed, particularly with the security features of its own choice. “This is therefore a department wholly entrusted with the supply of legal and accountable documents and stationery to all the government departments, agencies and the general public.” Said Ralebese. He further pointed out that throughout its close to forty-eight year journey, the department had gone through trials and tribulations of all sorts. However, through it all, the department had to stay focused on its mandate.
“It is worth noting that times, trends and technology kept changing but the mandate of the department remained constant. That explains why the department has to take stock, in the literal sense as well as taking stock of its working relationship between itself and its clientele, which is more important.” Ralebese added. Ralebese indicated that arriving at what the customer wants is never an easy task at all, as it requires constant and sincere consultations. He also stated that some of the machinery which is still being used, dates as far back as 1967.
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Health inspector visits Leribe Farm Produce (Pty) Ltd company By Tefo Khunonyane LERIBE-The deputy health inspector, Themba Fobo recently visited the Leribe Farm Produce Company(Pty) Ltd. The objective of the visit was to hold talks with members of the company, the farmers unions and their clients and to encourage them to make use of their chicken abattoir. The members of the farmer’s unions were also shown how to slaughter a chicken using the machines. Addressing the participants, Fobo pointed out that the Ministry of Health has decided to establish a Bureau of Standards in Lesotho. He also informed the participants that he had worked for this particular abattoir in the early 80s and terminated its services in 1986 because it was no longer well cared for. He further indicated that he was there to inspect the chickens to ensure that they are good for consumption from the abattoir to the table. He went on to mention that chicken, just like a human being suffers from TB and fever. He also indicated that when it is sick its heart, lungs, levers, giblets and feathers are signs that will make inspectors realize that there is something wrong with the chicken.
In another interview with Informative newspaper, the Managing Director, Tšepo Makhoathi pointed out that Leribe Farm Produce (Pty) Ltd is a farmer’s company. He further indicated that it was first established as a farmer’s union in 2004, and legally registered as a company in 2010. He mentioned that their market Is Pick n Pay Maseru, B and B’s, hotels, schools that have boarding and supermarkets. He went on to show that the challenges, their company is facing is that it does not produce chickens itself and that the company does not have reliable sources. He also stated that his company works with 24 farmer’s unions from Maseru and Butha-buthe, and that the producers who have not joined the unions are 142 in number. He cited the following farmer’s unions as example of the unions his company is working with, and those unions are Lerato mosebetsing, Kopanang Matlama, Kolojane Tsoelang Pele, Leribe Farmer’s Association, Hahanang Khanyane and Menkhoaneng Farmer’s Association. He mentioned that his company slaughters 1, 500 chickens a day, and that they slaughter 100 chickens in 45 minutes.
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Cleaning hands should be a habit- official
Mosepili Ratikane from the Ministry of Health
By Majara Molupe MASERU- Mosepili Ratikane from the Ministry of Health at the Department of Environmental Health says the public should always make it a habit to clean their hands all the times before handling food and after the toilet, Informative learnt here yesterday. Ratikane said this yesterday when briefing the media about the preparations of the Global Hand Wash Day that will take place on the 15th of this month.
She revealed that according to research, failing to wash hands in a proper way has resulted in diseases such as diarrhoea in all its forms, malnutrition and worms amongst others. Ratikane maintained that in countries where washing hands is a norm, diseases have dropped drastically and more lives have been saved. She went on to indicate that her ministry in all the 10 districts of Lesotho has health inspectors whose job is sensitise the public about
good health which includes proper washing of hands in a bid to prevent diseases. However, the Global Handwashing Day would be held at national level in Mohale’shoek district on November 2015 where all relevant stakeholders like senior government officials, civil society organisations and developmental partners would put major emphasis, through the message communicated to the general public, on hand washing with soap as a strategy to prevent the spread of diseases from one person to another. For his part, Hlalele Hlalele from Transformation Resource Centre at the department of Social and Environment Justice explained that in the case of Lesotho in particular, where the Ministry of Health and Education jointly conducted a study, it was found that prevalence of parasitic infections such as soil transmitted helminthiasis (worms), in April 2014, was high. He said the prevalence rate nationally was 47% while BothaBothe was worse with 99.2% followed by Leribe at 94%. Halelele insisted that in 2010, in a study conducted by Bureau of Statistics, only 16.5 % and 31.1% of children’s admissions related to diarrhoea and pneumonia respectively. “Critical hand washing moments are after using toilet, after cleaning
a child’s bottom and before eating,” he explained. At the same time, Hlalele made a call to all Basotho – local and abroad, residents permanent and temporary as well as visitors to wash their hands at all material times before handling food, including minute things like fruits and snacks. Meanwhile, ’Mantopi Lebofa from Technology for Economic Development (TED) has explained that they began to celebrate this day since 2008 working with schools to sensitise them about the importance of washing hands. “Since we began to celebrate this day at schools, we have seen a drastic change and fall in the number of diseases which affect the public,” she said. “We only raise awareness on the 15th October when this day is celebrated globally but we keep on sensitising the public that they should wash hands all the time before handling food,” she added. The Global Handwashing Day came as a product of the United Nations General Assembly resolution of 2007. The first commemoration began in 2008 in Stockholm during the World Water Week celebrated from 17- 23 August. This year’s theme is: “Clean hands safe lives! Raise a Hand for Hygiene!”
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Naha ea Lesotho e ketekela boipuso
Motlotlehi Letsie la Boraro o hlahloba mokhethoa oa Sesole ketekelong ea Boipuso
Ka Palesa Mosola MAFETENG - Motlotlehi o thakhotse boitokisetso ba ketekelo ea jubile ea lilemo tse mashome a mahlano naha ea Lesotho e fumane boipuso ka Labohlano bekeng e fetileng moketeng oa boipuso oa lilemo tse mashome a mane a metso e robong. Morena oa Sehlooho oa Likhoele Morena Lerotholi Seeiso o boletse hore setereke sa Mafeteng se khetholohile kaha se na le nalane ea libaka tseo lintoa li ileng tsa loanela ho tsona. A supa hape hore se boetse se na le libaka tse hlokang lintlafatso tse kenyeletsang litsela tsa makoloi le metsi. A fera ka ho supa hore Basotho ke sechaba sa Bakrest se ratang khotso ’me se lokelang ho phela ka khotso ntle le tšabo ea letho. Ha a fana ka nalane ea hore na
Lelapa la Tsimane le fumana matšeliso a ntlo pg 18
Lesotho le fihletse boipuso joang Monghali Thabo Sekonyela o boletse hore naha ea Lesotho e keteka lilemo tsa boipuso kamor’a bokolone le boikhohollo pusong ea manyesemane. A tsoela pele ho supa hore boipuso ba naha ea Lesotho bo ile ba fihleloa ho le boima Basotho ba loantšoa boitsekong ba bona moo karolo e ’ngoe ea sechaba e ileng ea timela. Motlatsi oa Tona-kholo ea Lesotho Mohlomphehi Mothetjoa Metsing o boletse hore litlhophiso li se li hatetse pele boitokisetsong ba ketekelo ea jubile ea lilemo tse mashome a mahlano naha ea Lesotho e fumane boipuso ’me a re ho tla ba le mekete e tlang ho tšoaroa naha ka bophara. A tsoela pele ka ho supa hore komiti eo ea tlhophiso ea mokete e tla tsoa letšolo ele ho hlahloba libaka tse teng kahare ho naha tse nang le nalane ele hore ho tle ho ahoe lifika
ho tsona. Ha a fera litaba tsa hae, Mohlomphehi Metsing o boletse hore mokete oa jubile o tla kenyeletsoa nakong ea likhakanyo tsa lichelete tsa selemo se tlang. A boela a supa hape hore ’muso o tla sebetsa ’moho le baetapele ba lipolotiki le Lekhotla la Likereke ele boitokisetso ba ketekelo eo. Ha a buoa le sechaba sa Basotho Motlotlehi Letsie la Boraro o boletse hore naha ea Lesotho e keteka boipuso ba lilemo tse mashome a mane a metso e robong. A supa hape hore Lesotho ha le ea ka la hapuoa ke balichaba ’me Basotho ba lokela ho ikotla sefuba ke hona. A re ho keke hoa eba le Lesotho le leng ntle le lena. Khosi a boela a supa hore Basotho ba lokela ho hopola ka hloko bahale ba ileng ba e hlanaka lintoeng
Rakuoane o re o qosa ’Mamphanya Mahao pg 17
tse ngata tsa naha ena le ntoeng ea lefatše moo ba ileng ba khutla likola li se ka mahlong. Motlotlehi o boetse a supa hore monongoaha Lesotho le boetse le keteka lilemo tse mashome a supileng a peho ea lihlomo fatše moo masole a ileng a tsoa ho e hlanaka ele ho felisa bompoli ba bokolone le ho loanela boipuso ba naha. “Boipuso ba naha bo bonahala ka boijaro re ntse re ikokotlela ka litšiea tsa baholo ba rona,” a rialo Khosi. Motlotlehi Letsie la Boraro o boetse a supa hore naha e fetoha lesupi ha ho sebelisoa likhoka le lintoa tse sa feleng. Litho tsa Sesole tse ileng tsa e hlanaka ntoeng ea bobeli ea lefatše tse ntseng li phela li mashome a tšeletseng a metso e mehlano ’me har’a bona ba setereke sa Mafeteng ba robeli .
LRA e tšoarela baphatlalatsi thupelo pg 16
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Ke li bone joang/U li bone joang? Ka Tšeliso Tale Boitseko ke ntho ea nako e telele, hoo ho nkang lilemo-lemo ho hlola ntoa e joalo. Ke nako e telele basali ba qalile boitseko lefatšeng, empa ka lebaka la semelo, boleng kapa mekhoa le meetlo ea lichaba-chaba tsa lefatše, li khitla lejoe ha li fihla kae kae. ’Na ke le motho ha ke makale hore hobaneng thuto ena ea boitseko e hanang ho tiea. Ke hobane le mona Lesotho ba bang ba basali ba tseba hantle moo ba tšoanetseng ho ba teng ka lapeng. Ke bua tjena hobane le Tona-Kholo ena e teng litulong, ke e mong oa batho ba loanelang litokelo tsa basali ka tsela e nang le ponaletso, feela ho fihlela ha ke buoa le uena tjena ke Mokha kapa Lekhotla le le leng le eteletsoeng pele ke mosali kahare ho naha. Hoo ho bakoa ke eng? Ke hobane ’nete ea taba basali ba bangata ba tseba hantle hore basali ba fella kae ho ea ka mekhoa le meetlo ea Sesotho. Ha u bone ka tlung feela, mosali a itseka letsatsi le letsatsi feela a se a ntse a fuoe taolo ea lelapa, ke eena ea etsang qeto ea hore ho jeoa neng le hore ho jeoa eng. Ke eena ea etsang qeto ea hore ke lintho life tse rekoang tse tla jeoa nako ea khoeli, hore ntlo ebe joang le hore e shebe kae, le mofuta oa thepa ebe oa mofuta ofe. Feela motho u ka makala ha u phaphama har’a bosiu u fumana mosali a tsohile a u laetile ho se na taba ea letho, a u shebile feela a thotse a ithuta uena. Ke ka hona eleng bona ba etsang qeto ea hore ho etsahale eng ka kamoreng le hore batsoali ba hau ba tsoepeleloa neng hore ba tle ba tsebe ho ja. Seo ke se bolelang ke hore basali ba na le matla ho ea ka mekhoa le meetlo. Monna pele a ka alimana ka letho lapeng moo, u tla utloa a re ke sa il’o buoa le bana pele; ele hobane a il’o batla tumello ho mosali; ebile a ka u khethela le metsoalle. Motho enoa eo ke buoang ka ena le ha u ka mo fa mokholo kaofela, u batla le eane e ka seeteng kapa ka kausung. Ha u robetse eena o oa tsoha a il’o secha borikhoe ba hau hore na ha bo na letho. Moo ke e ke utloe ba nkutloisa bohloko teng ke mona moo e reng ha u hoeletsa ngoana ebe o se a tlotse a botsa hore na u mo isa kae? Sena se etsoa ke hobane a batla hore bana bana ba se ke ba u tloaela, ele hore ha ba batla letho ba pote ho eena pele ele hore tšepo ea bona e lule e ntse ele ho eena qha! Se makatsang ke hore ha a thatafalloa, o balehela ho uena a hloka chelete eane eo eena a e nkileng kaofela. O boetse o tla ho uena ha a batla hore o khalemele bana, e re ha u nka bohato u khalemela ngoana a re u se ke oa mo bolaela ngoana hobane ha u sa shapa ngoana o se o mo bolaea. A be a qetelle ka ho ba tšosa ka uena ha ba fosa. Helang! Ha u so bone ha mosali a u etsetsa qeto ea hore o tene joang pele u hlahella sechabeng, empa uena ha u ka mo bolella hore a tene joana o oa hana. Ha u tla u mo reketse liphahlo o re u tla li tena hobane ha se mofuta oa liphahlo tseo eena a ka li tenang, kapa a re nyatsi ea hau e li hanne joale u li tlisa ho eena. Ke mosali eo, hee! Ke ka hona banna ba tsohellang ho il’o hlatsoa makoloi kapa ba il’o ‘boloma’ matlong a thitelo esale ho seng mafelong a beke, har’a beke ba tla bosiu kamorao ho nako tsa lipale tsa se-eale-moea, kapa ha basali ba se ba sa tobetse fono-fono ea thekeng, ba re hlokela nako. U li bone joang?
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LRA e tšoarela baphatlalatsi thupelo Ka Tefo Khunonyane MASERU - Setsi sa Pokello ea Lekhetho sa Lesotho (Lesotho Revenue Authority (LRA)) se ne se tšoaretse baphatlalatsi le baqolotsi ba litaba thupelo ka sepheo sa ho ba beha leseling ka litaba tsa makhetho ele hore ba tle ba tsebe ho li tlaleha ka nepo le kutloisiso. Bamemuoa thupelong eo e ne ele Mookameli oa Setsi sa Bophatlalatsi Tikolohong e Boroa ho Afrika (MISA) Tsebo Matšasa le Mookameli oa Koranta ea Mopheme Monghali Lawrance Keketso eo e neng e bile ele eena morupeli ketsahalong eo. Ha a buoa le baphatlalatsi thupelong eo, Matšasa o boletse hore kutloisiso ea hae ka makhetho ke hore ke litaba tse khethehileng tseo baphatlalatsi ba lokelang ho tsoela pele ho li bala le ho ithuta ho li phatlalatsa ka mokhoa o tlang ho tsoela naha molemo. A re ha lekhetho le ne le le sieo ho ne ho se moo ’muso o neng o ka fumana chelete ea ho phethahatsa meralo ea oona teng. Ofisiri ea Litšebeletso tsa Sechaba Setsing sa Lekhetho, Mofumahali ’Manneheng Mopeli, eena o hlalositse hore sepheo sa LRA ke ho ntlafatsa selekane le baphatlalatsi. A re tabatabelo ea setsi ke hore litaba tsa lekhetho li finyelle sechabeng, ’me a re ke ka baphatlalatsi feela li ka fihlang ho sona. A supa hore hona ke qalo feela. A qetella ka ho bontša hore setsi se tla tsoela pele ho hlophisa lithupelo tsa mofuta oo. Mookameli Lefapheng la Thuto ea Balefi ba Lekhetho, Monghali Let-
Karolo e 'ngoe ea ba neng ba fana ka thupelo
satsi Sepiriti o supile hore LRA e thehiloe ka molao oa paramente #14 oa 2001, oa kena tšebetsong ka 2003. A re LRA e ikarabela tabeng ea ho kenya tšebetsong melao ea makhetho e entsoeng ke paramente. A supa hore setsi se bokella chelete e lekaneng ea lekhetho e seng e ka holimo kapa ka tlase ho e molaong. A bontša hore boikarabelo ba setsi ke ho bona hore balefi ba lekhetho ba lefa ka nako. A re setsi se matlafatsa mekhoa ea boithaopo ea ho lefa lekhetho. A supa hore boikarabelo bo bong ba setsi ke ho eletsa Letona la Lichelete litabeng tsa maano a ho lefa lekhetho, le ho etsa mesebetsi e meng e amanang le lekhetho kamoo Letona la Lichelete le ka khahloang ka teng. A re letona le ka amohela boeletsi kapa la bo hana. A re lekhetho le ea tlama, ’me batho ha ba lefe ka boithatelo. A supa hore chelete ea lekhetho e etsa lipheresente tse mashome a supileng
a metso e mehlano lekholong (75%) licheleteng tsa ’muso. A bontša hore ke ka lekhetho ’muso o tsebang ho aha likolo, litsela, ho lefa meputso ea bahlanka ba ’muso, khaho ea mabala a maholo a lipapali, phano ea litšebeletso tsa bophelo le tse ling. Ha a fana ka thupelo, Monghali Lawrance Keketso o bontšitse hore metheho ea bophatlalatsi ke boikarabelo, bolokolohi ba bophatlalatsi, boikemelo, botšepehi, ’nete, ho etsa lintho ka nepahalo, ho se sebetse ka litšekamelo, esitana le ho sebetsa ka makhethe. A re baphatlalatsi ha ba ea lokela ho eketsa kapa ho fokotsa ha ba phatlalatsa litaba; ba fane ka litaba ka moo li leng ka teng. A supa hore sepheo sa bophatlalatsi ke ho bokelletsa litaba tse ncha tse ntseng li etsahala tse amanang le moruo oa naha. A re bophatlalatsi bo bua ka batho, libaka, likhoebo, lichelete le li’maraka.
Mokhatlo oa Kopano ea Litichere Lesotho o keteka le Likila Ka Thandie Mthimkhulu BOTHA BOTHE - Mokhatlo oa Kopano ea Litichere Lesotho (Lesotho Association of Teachers) o ketikile letsatsi la lefatše la litichere le Likila ka sepheo sa ho ntlafatsa litichere molemong oa ho aha sechaba se tsitsitseng sa kamoso. Mongoli Kakaretso oa Mokhatlo Mofumahali ’Makanono Mofammere o itse o thabile haholo ho keteka le Likila ele makala ho tsoa literekeng tsohle tse kahar’a naha. O bontšitse hore tumelo ea bona ke hore tichere e nang le boiphihlelo e ka fetisetsa litholoana tse molemo ngoaneng, molemong oa ho aha sechaba sa kamoso se nang le boiphihlelo. Puisanong le Lentsoe la Sechaba, Mofumahali Mofammere o itse mokhatlo o keteka letsatsi lena ele ho iponahatsa sechabeng le ho beha sechaba leseling ka litaba tsa mosebetsi oa bona eleng ho sebetsa le ’muso mabapi le litokelo le boiketlo ba litichere. Ha a tsoela pele o itse ketekelong ena ba memme makala oohle a nang le kobo ea bohali ele ho fanana malebela mabapi le ho rarolla mathata le
Mofumahali Makanono Mofammere Mongoli Kakaretso oa Lesotho Association of Teachers
liqholotso tseo ba kopanang le tsotsa tšebetsong ea letsatsi le letsatsi. Mofumahali Mofammere o itse qholotso eo ba kopanang le eona ke hore ho ntse ho e-na le litichere tse sa tsebeng mokhatlo ona ka lebaka la
popeho ea naha ea Lesotho kaha ho na le libaka tse ling tse sa fihleleheng ha bobebe. “Ba bang ba ikhethela ho se sebetse le rona ka mabaka a tsejoang ke bona, e re ha ba na le mathata ba mathele ho rona ’me leha ho le joalo re ba thuse kaha ele boikarabelo ba rona ho bona hore maemo a bona a tšebetso a nepahetse”. Ho rialo mofumahali Mofammere. Ha a phethela litaba tsa hae, o itse moketeng ona ba memme Letona la Thuto le Koetliso le makala a amehang ele hore a ikutloele mabapi le litaba tse amang litichere ba be ba bafe hore na ke kamor’a nako e kae ba ka lebellang likarabelo litabeng tseo ba ba fileng tsona leha ho fihlela ha joale ba sa fumane likarabo tseo ba li lebeletseng joalokaha ho boisanoe, ’me ba tlamehe ho li sala morao. Mokhatlo oa Kopano ea Litichere o thehiloe ka selemo sa 1986 ele setho sa Mokhatlo oa Lefatše o bitsoang Education International (EI), ’me Lesotho ke karolo ebile le itlamme ho keteka letsatsi la litichere la lefatše le ketekoang ka la hlano Mphalane selemo le selemo.
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MASERU - Moetapele oa Khoetsa ea Sechaba (Popular Front for Democracy (PFD)) ebile ele Letona la tsa Lehae, Advocate Lekhetho Rakuoane, ’moho le motlatsi oa hae Mohlomphehi Thabang Kholumo, eo eleng Motlatsi oa Letona la Thuto le Koetliso le litho tse ling tsa mokha ba ile ba bitsa ’moka oa baphatlalatsi ele ho hlakisa boemo ba bona litabeng tse ileng tsa buuoa ke mosali oa Lieutenant General Maaparankoe Mahao ka pele ho Komisi ea SADC e etelletsoeng pele ke Mohlomphehi Justice Phumaphi. Ha a buoa le ’moka, Mohlomphehi Kholumo o hlalositse hore bona ele mokha ba tšoenyehile le ho nyarosoa ke bopaki ba Mofumahali Mahao ka pele ho Komisi moo a bontšang ha a ile a
amahanya Adv. Rakuoane le lefu la molekane oa hae. “Khoetsa e nka litaba tsena li le kholo ebile li thunthetsa seriti sa moetapele oa eona, ka hona re re li isoe makhotleng a molao ho fumana moo ’nete ea taba eleng teng. Re llela ’nete le toka ’me ho sebelisoa Komisi ea SADC, ea Phumaphi ele sebaka sa ho phara batho ka liretse le mashano a senang motheho,” ho boletse Mohlomphehi Kholumo. “Khoeetsa ea sechaba e makalla bopaki bona haholo hobane Monghali Rakuoane o sebelitse le lelapa la Mahao litabeng tsa mofu hohle moo le ileng la lumela ho sebetsa le ’muso teng,” ho hlalositse Mohlomphehi Kholumo. O hlalosiste hore taba ena e ne ele ncha litsebeng tsa bona, kaha nakong eo ba neng ba ntse ba sebetsa ’moho ha a ka a e hlahisa. A re ke ka hona e ba makatsang le hore o
Mofumahali ’Mamphanya Mahao, mosali oa mofu Lt. Gen. Maaparankoe Mahao
ile a lumela ho sebetsa le eena e setse ele potso ho bona hore na hobaneng kajeno a se a bontša mokhoa oa ho se tšepe kapa oa ho belaella Adv. Rakuoane. A hopotsa Basotho hore lelapa la Mahao le ile la hana ho
ha ba ne ba tšepisitse. A hlalosa hore taba e ’ngoe eo ba e hlokometseng ke hore ha e sa le lefu le hlahile ho thoe Moetapele oa bona a itokolle pusong kaha ho thoe o halaletsa ’muso ona ’me qetellong ha maraba a bona a sa atlehe ba neta Moetapele oa bona ka mashano ka litaba tse senang motheho le ’moko.
Letona la tsa Lehae Monghali Lekhetho Rakuoane
fa ’muso monyetla oa ho fana ka matšeliso le ho boloka mofu Sesole empa lelapa le ile la lumela ho ko-
pana le ’muso liofising tsa Lekala la tsa Lehae tsa Adv. Rakuoane. “Litaba tsa ho batla litsibi tsa tlhahlobo ea setopo sa mofu (postmortem) li entsoe le lelapa liofising tsa Mohlomphehi Rakuoane le ho
shebisana mefuta ea lipatlisiso e ka amohelehang ho lelapa ka lefu lena,” ho boletse Mohlomphehi Kholumo. Ho sa le joalo Khoetsa ebile ea bontša hore lelapa le ka be le ile la hana matšeliso a Mohlomphehi Rakuoane a khomo le lijo tseo a ileng a fana ka tsona joaloka motsoalle oa lelapa. Mohlomphehi Kholumo a bontša hore ho hlakile hore boinahano bona bo bocha ba ’Mamphanya bo susumetsoa ke lipolotiki kaha lekala leo Moetapele oa bona a le etelletseng pele le ntse le sebetsa ka thata hoo le seng le fihletse ho rarolla liqaka tsa malibohong joaloka-
“Moetapele oa khoetsa ea sechaba o mohlaleng oa ho thusa hore phatlalatso ea maruo e phethoe ele boitlamo ba ’muso ka ho utolla mathethebale oa kasete ea ’muso ea phatlalatso ea maruo ea 2008. Batho ba bang ha ba robale ke katleho ena,” ke Mohlomphehi Kholumo eo. Mohlomphehi Lekhetho Rakuoane eena ha a fana ka lehlakore la hae o hlalositse hore lefu la motho ke ntho e kholo ’me ha le lokele ho isoa lipolotiking. A re o tla araba litaba tsena Sepoleseng kapa makhotleng a molao kapa ka pele ho Komisi. “Taba ena e kholo haholo ’me re rerile ho e araba hohle moo re ka bitsoang teng, le hona ho tataisoa ke akhente ea lelapa,” ho rialo Mohlomphehi Rakuoane. A totobatsa hore eena le lelapa la hae ba re rile ho isa taba eena ka pele ho lekhotla la molao.
Molahlehi o re chefo ea linoha e molemo Ka Palesa Mosola QACHA’S NEK - Monghali Nkhooa Molahlehi o re chefo e fumanoang linoheng e ka phekola mafu a kenyeletsang mathopa a fumanoang bokong, lefu la kankere ea matsoele kapa ho etsa meriana e ka thusang ha motho a lonngoe ke noha. Puisanong le Lentsoe la Sechaba, Monghali Molahlehi o boletse hore o qalile leruo la linoha ka selemo sa 1998 ka lebaka la ho hlokomela hore noha ke sehahabi seo batho ba sa se rateng ba bile ba se tšaba hoo ba qetellang ka ho se bolaea. A tsoela pele ho supa hore o boetse a ruoa linoha tsena ka lebaka la ho rata ho hlokomela botle ba tlholeho le ho etsa tlatsetso litabeng tsa bohahlaoli. Ha a tsoela pele Monghali Molahlehi o boletse hore ka kakaretso linoha tseo a nang le tsona li mashome a tšeletseng a metso e
mene ’me hara mefuta eo a nang le eona ke marabe le masumo. Ha a hlalosa hore na linoha tseo li jang Monghali Molahlehi o boletse hore ho na le sebaka moo a ruileng litali tsa naheng le linqanqane ’me ke tsona lijo tsa linoha. Monghali Molahlehi o boletse hore liqholotso tseo a tobanang le tsona li kenyeletsa ho khesoa ke batho ba motse oa habo le ho se fumane litšebeletso tse nepahetseng ho tsoa makaleng a ’muso a kang Lekala la Bophelo le Lekala la Bohahlaoli, Tikoloho le Bochaba. A toboketsa hore hona ho etsa hore eke mosebetsi oo a o etsang ha o bohlokoa. “Ke qalile ho ruoa mofuta oa noha e bitsoang masumo, ’me ka nako eo e ile ea ntsohela matla ea ntoma,” a rialo Monghali Molahlehi. Ha a tsoela pele Monghali Molahlehi o boletse hore kamor’a ho longoa ke noha eo, o ile a kena sepetlele nako ea libeke tse peli ho
Tse ling tsa linoha
se seng sa lipetlele tsa Afrika Boroa kaha ka hare ho naha a ile a hloka thuso litsing tsohle tsa bophelo. Monghali Molahlehi o tsoetse pele ho bolela hore ho na le chefo e teng ho linoha eo ha feela ho ka etsoa liphuputso tse nepahetseng ke Lekala la Bophelo le Sekolo se
Seholo sa Sechaba (NUL) ho ka fumaneha hore chefo e joalo e ka ba molemo maphelong a batho. A fera ka ho totobatsa hore setsi seo sa habo sa pokello ea linoha se teng ho ruta batho ka bohlokoa ba linoha le hore na batho ba lokela ho etsa joang ha ba teana le tsona.
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Lelapa la Tsimane le fumana matšeliso a ntlo Ka Palesa Mosola BEREA – Kamor’a hore lelapa la Nkhono ’Matankiso Tsimane le cheloe ke matlo a mahlano ka tatellano ka mohlolo ke mollo oa fotha, Mokhatlo oa Habitat ka kopanelo le Banka ea Standard Lesotho li phethetse khaho ea ntlo eo eleng mpho ho lelapa leo e likamore li peli le ntloana e butsoeng ke Letona la Ntšetso Pele ea Sechaba. Mookameli oa Naha ho tsoa Mokhatlong oa Habitat for Humanity Mofumahali ’Mathabo Makuta o boletse hore o ile a etela lelapa la Tsimane kamor’a ho utloa se-ea-luma se le hlahetseng. A re o ile a fumana ele ka ’nete hore matlo a mane a chele hoo marulelo a leng sieo. A tsoela pele ho hlakisa hore mokhatlo oa habo ka kopanelo le balekane ba ’ona tšebetsong eleng Standard Lesotho Bank, o ile oa phalla hore ebe lelapa la Tsimane le na le motlotloane kajeno. Mofumahali Makuta o supile hore khaho ea ntlo e qalile ka khoeli ea borobeli ka la 29 selemong se holimo e khakoloa ke Mokhatlo oa Habitat ka kopanelo le Standard Lesotho Bank ka ’moho le sechaba sa motse oo. Mofumahali Makuta o boletse hore lenyalo la mokhatlo oa habo le banka ea Standard Lesotho Bank ke lenyalo le tla tsoela pele ho thusa sechaba sa Basotho se tlokotsing ka ho bona hore batho ba hlokang matlo ba ea a fumana. Ha a fera litaba tsa hae, a toboketsa hore ha feela sechaba se ka sebelisa letsolo leo Basotho ba khale ba neng ba le sebelisa la matsema ho ka tlisa phetoho maphelong a mangata. Ha a buoa lebitsong la Mookameli oa Banka ea Standard Leso-
Mookameli oa Naha Habitat for Humanity Mofumahali 'Mathabo Makuta
tho Bank Mofumahali ’Makeabetsoe Mabaleha ho tsoa Lefapheng la Lipapatso o boletse hore banka ea habo e tšehelitse morero ona ka chelete e kaalo ka likete tse mashome a tšeletseng. A tsoela pele ho supa hore basebetsi ba banka ea habo ba bonahetse ba ithokhubetsa ha holo mesebetsing ea ho khutlisetsa sechabeng. “Re lokela ho thusa Basotho kaha ke bona ba sebelisang banka ka mokhoa oa likalimo kapa matsete,” a rialo Mabaleha. Mofumahali Mabaleha o boletse hore banka ea habo e tla tsoela pele ho fana ka tšehetso ho Habitat selemo le selemo kaha ke mokhatlo o fihlang ka hohle o thusa sechaba. A fera ka ho supa hore leha motho a ka fumana seo a se jang o ntse a hloka lehae leo a phomolang ho lona ’me lehae ke taba ea bohlokoa.
Mokhethoa oa Puso ea Libaka Lekhotleng la Mathomo la Phuthiatsana D 05 Mohlomphehi Lillo Matanyane o boletse hore mollo ona o ileng oa aparela lelapa la Tsimane ke mollo oa mohlolo kaha o ne o bonahala lihoreng tsa motšeare. A tsoela pele ho supa hore leha sechaba se ne se phallela ka lithuso tse kang likobo le lijo se ne se hamela letlapeng kaha li ne li sa qete nako e telele hobane mollo o ne o boela o ropoha hape ho li fiela. “Ke ile ka kopa lithuso tse akhang liaparo le lijo mafapheng a fapakaneng ’me ka phallela lelapa lena, ha li ea ka tsa qeta le beke li ile tsa cha kaofela,” a rialo Mohlomphehi Motayane. Mohlomphehi Motanyene o boletse hore o leboha sechaba sohle se kentseng letsoho ka lithuso tsohle. Mokhethoa oa Lebatooa la Khafung # 23 Mohlomphehi Habofanoe
Lehana o boletse hore o ile a fihla lelapeng leo nakong eo ho neng ho cha ntlo ea bone. A supa hore o ile a tsoa letšolo ho batla lithuso ele hore lelapa leo le fumane mokhoa oa ho ja le ho apara ’me a re matlo a ne a chele ka nako e mpe ea mariha. Ha a fera litaba tsa hae Mohlomphehi Lehana o boletse hore methati ea tšebetso Lekaleng la Ntšetso Pele ea Sechaba e lokela hore e hlahlojoe kaha ho na le likoluoa tse ling tse lokelang ho potlakeloa. Letona la Ntšetso pele ea Sechaba Mohlomphehi Molahlehi Letlotlo o boletse hore lekala la hobo ke lekala le reretsoeng ho thusa batho bohle ba tlokotsing empa ka lebaka la likhaello tsa chelete lekala ha le fihlele ho thusa sechaba hang kaofela. A supa hape hore borakhoebo ba teng kahare ho metse ba lokela ho tlatsetsa moo bothata bo leng teng kaha le bona ba tšehetsoa ke sona sechaba, a re tsietsi e hlahela batho bohle. Mohlomphehi Letlotlo a toboketsa hape ka ho supa hore o tla buisana le bomphato oa hae tšebetsong hore ba hlahlobe melao ea tšebetso kaha seo se ka thusa hore moo ebang ho na le koluoa taba eo e sebetsoe ka pele. Nkhono ’Matankiso Tsimane ke mosali oa Mosotho ea lilemo li mashome a supileng a metso e mehlano (75) ea phelang le barali, lingoetsi le litloholo. Matlo ana a hae a ile a angoa ke mollo ho tloha ka khoeli ea ’Mesa ka la leshome le motso o mong selemong se holimo moo ho ileng hoa cha ntlo ea pele, ea bobeli ea cha ka la hlano khoeling ea bone, ea boraro hona khoeling eo ea bone ka la mashome a mararo, ea bone ka la robeli khoeling ea bohlano, ha ea ho qetala e chele ka la peli Phupu.
Lesotho le Afrika Boroa li tla sebetsa ’moho litabeng tsa bosebetsi
Nelisiwe Mildred Oliphant Letona la tsa Bosebetsi le Khiro Afrika Boroa
Ka ’Majirata Latela MASERU - Letona la Bosebetsi le K’hiro Mohlomphehi Tšoeu Thulo Mahlakeng o ile a etela naheng ea Afrika Boroa moo a ileng a kopana le Letona la Bosebetsi naheng eo, Mohlomphehi Nelisiwe Mildred Oliphant moo ba ileng ba tšohla litaba tse ’maloa tse amanang le basebetsi linaheng tsena tse peli. Mohlomphehi Mahlakeng o hlalositse hore sepheo sa leeto la bona e ne ele ho ea buisana ka ho kenya tšebetsong tumellano ea ho sebetsa ’moho litabeng tsa bosebetsi le ho lumellana ka maoa a ken-
yang tšebetsong tumellano eo, le ho matlafatsa tumellano ea bona ba ipapisitse le litumellano tsa Machaba. A hlalosa hape hore ba ile ba boela ba etela ofisi ea Mokhatlo oa Machaba oa Bosebetsi (ILO) moo ba ileng ba ithuta ka botebo litaba tsa ofisi eo le ho fumana tlaleho ea khatelo pele eo lekala le seng le e fihletse ho phethahatsa mokhahlelo oa bobeli oa leano la tšebetso e bolokehileng. Mohlomphehi Mahlakeng a hlalosa hore kopanong ea bona le Mohlomphehi Oliphant, ba ile ba etsa liqeto tse ’maloa, ’me tse ling tsa tsona li kenyeletsa ho kenngoa
tšebetsong hoa tumellano ea tšebelisano ’moho (MOU) ’me ho tla tšoaroa thupelo ea ho kenya tšebetsong tumellano ena. Thupelo e tla tšoareloa bahlanka ba makala a bosebetsi a linaha tsena tse peli. A bontša hore tumellano e ’ngoe eo ba ileng ba buisana ka eona ebile ea litaba tsa basebetsi ba malapeng, eo ba entseng liqeto ho eona. “Thupelong ena e tlang ho tšoaroa ka Hlakola, litokelo tsa Basotho ba sebetsang Afrika Boroa li tla tšohloa,” ho rialo Mohlomphehi Mahlakeng. A bontša hape hore ba ile ba etsa liqeto litabeng tsa basebetsi ba mapolasi hore ho tla etsoa litlhahlobo tsa tsome libakeng tsa tšebetso le khiro, mabapi le basebetsi ba nang le litsebo le ba se nang tsona. A re ho boetse ho ile hoa etsoa qeto ea hore ba tla imamella taba ea khiro ea matsoalloa a linaha tsena tse peli mafapheng a mang ka thoko ho mosebetsi oa malapeng le mapolasing. “Taba e ’ngoe ebile ea bophelo bo botle, mafu a hlahang tšebetsong le ho se fumane litsiane kamor’a tšebetso ’me a re qeto ebile hore ho tla emeloa sephetho sa morero oo sehlopha sa tšebetso se etelletso-
eng pele ke Mohlomphehi Letona la Bophelo se keneng ho oona,” ho hlalositse Mohlomphehi Mahlakeng. A eketsa ka hore: “Ho bohlokoa hore ha basebetsi ba ntse ba emetse litsiane tsa bona ho be le nomoro ea Afrika Boroa e letsetsoang mahala hore ba ’ne ba sale morao litaba tsa litsiane tsa bona”. Mohlomphehi Mahlakeng a boela a bontša ha ba ile ba shebisana tumellano ea Bosebetsi ea 1973 hore e hlakoloe kaha e se e sa arabele lithloko tsa basebetsi tsa manthla linaheng tsena tse peli ’me a re makala a machaba a linaha tsena a tla sebetsa ’moho ho hlakola tumellano ena. Mohlomphehi a boela a hlakisa hore ba ile ba kopana le liofisiri tsa Mokhatlo oa Machaba oa Basebetsi moo li ileng tsa bontša ho khathatseha kaha Lesotho le sa tekenela litumellano tse kang Litumellano tsa 87 (1948) tsa bolokohi ba boikopanyo, ha tšireletso ea tokelo ea ho ikopanya eona e kene tšebetsong ka la 4 phupu 1950. O hlalositse hore litumellano tse ling li kenyeletsa ea 122 ea selemo sa 1964, tumellano ea 129 ea selemo sa 1969 le ea 151 ea 1976.
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Ministry of Education and Training [Re- Advertisement]
TENDER NOTICE Tender Number: MFT/02/2015-2016
SPECIFIC PROCUREMENT NOTICE (SPN):
The Ministry of Health; Mafeteng Government Hospital invites tenders from suitably registered Security Firms for provision of security services required at its premises at Mafeteng Government Hospital; Eight armed security guards (that is four security guards at night and four security guards during the day), for the period of one year. REQUIREMENTS: 1. Provide proof of modest mode of communication, e.g. Security Guards must have a twoway radio or cell phones. 2. Attach Police (LMPS) certified copies of valid firearms licence. 3. The security personnel must wear uniform at all times, day and night. 4. Provide certified copy of proof of insurance covering the Company’s employees. 5. The Security firm should take full responsibility for any theft or damage to the Ministry of Health (Mafeteng Hospital) property arising out of the negligence of its personnel. 6. The security firm must have a minimum experience of three years in operation. 7. Provide at least three reference letters from recent clientele. MANDATORY REQUIREMENTS: 1. Copy of valid tax Clearance Certificate certified at source. 2. Copy of Valid Registration certificate (Form 2A) certified at source. 3. Copy of a two-way radio licence from Lesotho Communications Authority certified at source. 4. Copy of proof of insurance covering company employees certified at source. EVALUATION CRITERIA: 1. Technical solution and 2. Financial 3. Mandatory requirements adherence 4. Most Economically advantageous tender/bid The District tender panel reserves the right to cancel the tender before submission/opening of tenders, postpone the tender submission/opening date and to accept/reject any or all tenders without assigning any reasons thereof. The panel is also not bound to accept the lowest or any bid. Interested tenderers are required to obtain tender document free of charge at the Procurement Unit at District Administration Office Mafeteng. Sealed tenders, an original and four copies, bearing no identification of the tenderer must be deposited into DA Mafeteng’s Tender Box placed at Procurement Unit, in sealed envelopes marked “TENDER FOR PROVISION FOR SECURITY SERVICES FOR THE MINISTRY OF HEALTH-MAFETENG GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL” on or before 16th October 2015 at 12:00 noon. Tenders will be opened on the same day at 1430hrs in the boardroom DA Office Mafeteng. The Government of Lesotho reserves the right to accept or reject any or all tenders for reasons that may be advanced. All tenders must be addressed and delivered to: PROCUREMENT UNIT MINISTRY OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT, CHIEFTAINSHIP AND PALIAMENTARY AFFAIRS, P.O. BOX 82, MAFETENG LESOTHO. For more clarifications please contact 22700429
Supply and Delivery of Workshop Furniture to 9 (nine) Secondary Schools in the Kingdom of Lesotho. IFB No: Date: Loan No: Grant No: Project: 1. 2.
AfDB/III/G03/2014 October 06, 2015 2100150014194 2100155009316 Education Quality Enhancement Project
This Invitation for Bids follows the General Procurement Notice (GPN) for this project that appeared in UNDB online on December, 3rd, 2007 and on the African Development Bank Group’s Internet Website. The Government of Lesotho has received Financing from the African Development Fund in various currencies towards the cost of Education Enhancement Project (Education III). It is intended that part of the proceeds of this loan will be applied to eligible payments under the contract for the Supply and Delivery of Workshop Furniture to 9 (nine) Secondary Schools in the Kingdom of Lesotho as follows:
No
School Name
District
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Thetsane Lesia Thuto ke leseli Rehauhetsoe ‘Melikane Bataung Molelle Pulane Makintane
Maseru Maseru Maseru Botha-Bothe Qacha’s Nek Mohale’s Hoek Leribe Berea Mafeteng
AF 211
AF 212
BF 14
BF 15
2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30
30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30
3. The Principal Secretary, Ministry of Education and 5. The provisions in the Instructions to Bidders and the General Training now invites sealed bids from eligible bidders Conditions of Contract are the provisions of the African for Supply and Delivery of Secondary Schools Development Bank Standard Bidding Document: Procurement Workshop Furniture. of Goods. 4. Interested eligible bidders may obtain further 6. Bids shall be valid for a period of ninety (90) days after bid information from and inspect the bidding documents opening. Bids must be delivered to the below mentioned office at the office of: The Principal Secretary, Ministry of on or before1430hrs (Lesotho Time) on 03rd of November Education and Training; Procurement Unit, situated at 2015 and must be accompanied by a Bid Security of LSL 25, the Ministry of Education Headquaters, Constitution 000.00, or equivalent to any freely convertible currency. Road, Maseru – 100 (+266) 22323193 E-mail: alicelentsoenyane@yahoo.com and Zulane. 7. Bids will be opened in the presence of bidders’ representatives leponesa@gmail.com who choose to attend at 1430hrs (Lesotho Time) on 03rdof November 2015 at the following address: A complete set of bidding documents may be purchased by interested bidders on the submission of a written The Tender Panel Secretary application to the above and upon cash payment of a Room 404, Inspectorate Building, non-refundable fee of LSL300.00 at the Ministry of Ministry of Education and Training Education and Training Accounts section, situated at Constitution Road Constitution Road Maseru – 100, Kingdom of Lesotho P. O. Box 47 Maseru 100, Lesotho.
Government of Lesotho
Ministry Of Health TENDER NOTICE Botha-Bothe Government Hospital and District Health Management Team BID REF NO: 02 of 2015/2016 PROJECT NAME: Supply and Delivery of Security Services Tenders are invited from suitable qualified companies for the Supply and Delivery of Security Services BBGD and DHMT Botha-Bothe. Tender documents are obtainable from District Procurement Unit Botha-Bothe, at District Administration Premises opposite Botha-Bothe Police Office from 30th September 2015 at a non-refundable fee of M500.00 during office hours, from 09:00 to 15:00hrs in the District Procurement Unit Botha-Bothe from Monday to Friday excluding holidays. NOTE: THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION IS MANDATORY, THE REQUIRED MANDATORY DOCUMENTS MUST BE ATTACHED; FAILURE TO DO SO WILL LEAD TO THE DISQUALIFICATION OF THE TENDER. Terms and Condition of the tender: • Bidders to buy each tender document at the cost of M500.00. • Refundable bid security of 1% of the bid price (Bank guaranteed cheque or a letter from accredited Financial Institution endorsed with a revenue stamp. • Bidder must submit Original tender Document Stamped with the supplier Stamp and Procurement Date Stamp. • Bidders must attached valid certified copies of trader’s licence and tax clearance both certified at source. • Certified of attendance • Certified of Bona-Fide with suppliers date stamp and signatures
Site Inspection Compulsory Site Visit will be on the 07th October 2015 and bidders are expected to assemble at Botha-Bothe Government Hospital at 09:00am for registration, and the registration will be closed at 09:30am same date. Botha-Bothe Government Hospital will not provide transport for bidders. Sealed bids, original and four copies of technical financial proposals clearly marked “Supply and delivery of Security Services to Botha-Bothe Government Hospital or Botha-Bothe District Management Team” bearing no identification of the bidder should be deposited at tender box situated at District Procurement Unit Botha-Bothe. DISCLAIMER The Ministry of Health (MoH) also reserves the right to cancel the tenders before submission/opening of tenders or postpone the tender submission/opening date and to accept/reject any or all tenders without assigning any reasons thereof. Botha-Bothe District Procurement Unit is not bound to accept the lowest price or any bid. EVALUATION CRITERIA • Preference Margin • Relevant Experience • Company Profile • Price For more details contact Procurement office at: 28460741/22460202 Procurement Unit P.O. box 871 Botha-Bothe 400
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Examinations Council of Lesotho Printing, Binding, Supply and Delivery of Grade 4-6 Continuous Assessment Reports (IFB Number: ECOL-AR/G002) 1. Sealed bids from eligible bidders are invited for the Printing, Binding, Supply and Delivery of Grade 4-6 Continuous Assessment Reports as follows (for delivery within Four (4) weeks):
Grade
Description of Goods
Quantity
Number of Pages
4-6
Continuous Assessment Report
50,000
28
2. Bidding will be conducted through the National Competitive Bidding procedures. Qualification and selection requirements are as follows and additional details are provided in the Bidding Document: Copies of documents defining legal status, place of registration, place of business etc. and written power of attorney to commit the Bidder; Proof of experience on two (2) contracts of similar nature ;Audited Financial Statements for two (2) years (2013and 2014); Letter confirming availability of Credit line of an amount equivalent to bid price or more, from registered financial institutions; Tax clearance certificate and Traders License both certified at source. 3. Interested eligible bidders may obtain further information from Procurement Unit, Senior Procurement Officer (Mr. Nhlapho email: nhlaphot@examscouncil.org.ls) and inspect the bidding documents during office hours 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the address 1 given below. 4. A complete set of bidding documents in English may be purchased by interested eligible bidders upon payment of a nonrefundable fee of M300.00 or equivalent in a convertible currency. The method of payment will be by direct deposit into the following account: Account No: 021000003163, Account Name: Ordinary Account, Bank: Nedbank Lesotho, IFB No.: ECOL-AR/G002. The document will be collected from Procurement Unit. 5. Bids must be delivered to the address 2 below on or before October 29, 2015at 09h15. Electronic bidding will not be permitted. Late bids will be rejected. Bids will be publicly opened in the presence of the bidders’ designated representatives and anyone who choose to attend at the address 2 below on October 29, 2015at 09h30. 6. All bids must be accompanied by a Bid Security of M3, 000.00 or an equivalent amount in a freely convertible currency. 7. The addresses referred to above are: For documents and clarifications (Address 1): Procurement Unit, Examinations Council of Lesotho, 50 Constitution Road, P. O. Box 507, Maseru 100, Lesotho. Attention: Senior Procurement Officer Tel: (+266) 22312880, Fax: (+266) 22322866. Email: nhlaphot@examscouncil.org.ls For bids submission and opening (Address 2): The Tender Adjudication Committee Secretary, Boardroom, Examinations Council of Lesotho, 50 Constitution Road, P. O. Box 507, Maseru 100, Lesotho.
GOVERNMENT OF THE KINGDOM OF LESOTHO MINISTRY OF ENERGY, METEOROLOGY & WATER AFFAIRS WATER AND SEWERAGE COMPANY TENDER NOTICE
Water and Sewerage Company (WASCO), Ministry of Energy, Meteorology and Water Affairs hereby invite tenders from locally registered construction companies and based in Lesotho interested in contracting their services for WASCO Roads Reinstatement Works. Work Description The tittle of the tender is: WASCO ROADS REIMSTATEMENT WORKS-SOUTHERN DISTRICTS. This tender is for the roads reinstatement works in Southern Districts of Lesotho. The work includes reinstatement of Bitumen Roads to the specified thickness compacted to the required density and finished to the required levels. The same applies to other affected layers such as the base and sub-base. Reinstatement of side drains: These include concrete lined drains, stone pitching and paving and shall be done to the satisfaction of the Engineer. The works shall be carried out in accordance with the Ministry of Public Works of the Government of Lesotho standards and specifications. All materials shall be in accordance with Ministry of Public Works construction specifications. Bidder Qualifications To tender for the proposed contract, Bidders must be companies registered and based in Lesotho. Bidders’ construction teams must be familiar with Ministry of Public Works standards and specifications. Additional requirements are as specified in the Tender Documents.
Tender Submission The bid documents will be available from WASCO Head Office from the 12th Oct, 2015 At a cost of non-refundable M300.00 cash per document. A pre-tender meeting shall be held at 11.00hrs on the 5th Oct, 2015 at the WASCO Boardroom, Moshoeshoe Road, Maseru 100. The closing date for this tender is on the 23rd Oct, 2015. Bid documents enclosed in a sealed envelope clearly marked TENDER FOR WASCO ROADS RENSTATEMENT WORKS and bearing no external markings as to bidder’s identification must be deposited in the tender box not later 12.00hrs on the 23rd Oct,2015 at the following office: The Chief Executive, WASCO Headquarters, Moshoeshoe Road P.O. Box 426 Maseru For any enquiries – Contact T. Ramaema: +266 22262137, Cell: +266 58686042 Bids will also be opened on the 23th Oct, 2015, in the presence of bidder’s representatives who wish to attend. Electronic Bid Submission is not allowed. All bidders are advised to note that contractors to Lesotho Government are expected to be in compliance with their tax obligations. Please attach certified copies (certified at source) of your Traders License, Income tax and VAT clearance certificates to your bid. Tender amounts should be inclusive of VAT for those companies authorised to do so.
Central Bank of Lesotho
Central Bank of Lesotho
INVITATION TO BID
Invitation to Tender
The Central Bank of Lesotho invites registered and accredited suppliers for the supply and delivery of Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM) Solution ON PREMISE-MaaS360:
DESCRIPTION
QUANTITY
Mobile Device Management (MDM) with Secure Mail IMM Maas 360 Mobile Email Management managed client device license+12 months SW subscription & Support IBM Maas360 Mobile Enterprise Gateway Suite managed client device license+12 months SW subscription & Support IBM Maas360 Advanced mobile management suite managed client device license +12 months SW subscription & Support Mobile Application Management (MAM)
100 100
IBM Maas360 Mobile application security managed client device + 12 months SW subscription & Support IBM Maas360 Mobile Enterprise Gateway for APPS Managed client device license +12 months SW Subscription & Support Installation and Training The solution should be scalable both in Maas 360 modules and the number of licenses
100
100
The Central Bank of Lesotho invites bids from person(s) or body corporates based in Lesotho for the supply of 24-hour security guard services at the following premises in Maseru for a contract period of 12 months which may be renewed.
Location 1. Bank Flats, 81A Caledon Road Maseru West 2. Lehakoe Recreation & Cultural Centre
100 100
100 1
Day shift 1 armed guard with a twoway radio 1 armed shift leader with a two-way radio supported by 2 female guards and 2 male guards.
Night shift 1 armed guard with a two-way radio 1 armed shift leader with a two-way radio supported by 2 female guards and 2 male guards.
Bids should include technical and financial proposals. The technical proposal should include a) proof of professional indemnity cover, b) mode of communication between the guards and their head office, c) bidder’s length of service in the business, d) list of clientele, e) bidder’s background/profile and f) staff recruitment, selection criteria. The financial proposal should include the fee structure for the guards.
Tender Conditions 1. Bidders are required to show i) delivery period ii) validity period of bid iii) after sales service iv) warranty period 2. Bids bearing no identification of the bidder in sealed envelopes clearly marked “Bid for Mobile device management software (MaaS 360)” should be deposited in the tender box located at the reception area of Central Bank of Lesotho at corner Moshoeshoe & Airport Roads no later than 14h30 Friday October 23rd , 2015. 3. Bids will be opened the same day at 14h30 in the Central Bank Auditorium. Bidders or their representatives who wish to attend are welcome. 4. Certified copies of current VAT compliance certificate and traders license must be submitted with the bid. 5. Recent financial statement of the bidder duly signed by an Audit Firm or practicing Chartered Accountant must be provided. 6. Bidders are to note that the Bank may require a performance guarantee of no more than 10% of the bid amount 7. Bidders are requested to quote in Maloti or Rands only. 8. Central Bank of Lesotho is not bound to accept the lowest or any bid. 9. Bidders must expressly respond to the specifications as stipulated in the advertisement. References to materials which the bidder is not the author shall not constitute a response or part thereof. 10. For further clarification bidders are requested to contact the undersigned at telephone #:222322126 for any enquiries.
Tender Conditions 1. Bidders are invited to a mandatory briefing session at the Central Bank of Lesotho, Lehakoe Club House reception on Tuesday, October 13th, 2015 at 14:30 hours. The session will include touring the above mentioned premises. Bidders that submit their bids and did not attend the site visit will be disqualified 2. Bidders must clearly show validity of their bids. 3. The contract sum shall remain fixed for the entire contract period 4. Bids bearing no identification of the bidder in sealed envelopes clearly marked “Bid for provision of security guard services” should be deposited in the tender box located at the reception area of Central Bank of Lesotho at corner Moshoeshoe & Airport Roads no later than 14:30hours, Friday, October, 30th , 2013. 5. Bids will be opened on the same day at 14h30 in the Central Bank Auditorium. Bidders or their representatives who wish to attend are welcome. 6. It is mandatory to submit certified (at Source) copies of current tax clearance certificate and traders license with the quotations. Non- compliance to this requirement will result in disqualification. 7. Recent financial statement of the bidder duly signed by an Audit Firm or practicing Chartered Accountant must be provided. 8. Bibbers are to note that the bank may require a refundable performance guarantee of no more than 10% of the bid amount. 9. Bidders are requested to quote in Maloti or Rands only. 10. Bidders are requested to quote VAT-inclusive prices. 11. Central Bank of Lesotho is not bound to necessarily accept the lowest or any bid. 12. For further clarification bidders are requested to contact the undersigned at telephone 2223 2126.
Special notes • Bidders are expected to ensure strict compliance with the above specifications and conditions, failure to do so will result in disqualification of bids. • All Bidders are advised that a Vendor Exclusion Policy shall apply where necessary, copies of the policy may be obtained from the Secretary. • Bidders are to note that the Central Bank of Lesotho shall apply withholding tax obligation when effecting payment.
Special Notes: 1. Bidders are expected to ensure strict compliance with the above specifications and conditions, failure to do so will result in disqualification of bids. 2. All Tenderers are advised that a vendor exclusion policy shall apply. Copies of the policy may be obtained from the Secretary. 3. Bidders are to note that the Central Bank of Lesotho may apply withholding tax obligations when effecting payment.
K.Pitso (Mr.) Secretary, Tender Committee
K. Pitso (Mr.) Secretary, Tender Committee
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REQUEST FOR EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST (CONSULTING SERVICES)
REQUEST FOR EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST (CONSULTING SERVICES) LESOTHO
LESOTHO Institutional Support for the Enhancement of Public Financial Management Project (ISEP).
INDIVIDUAL CONSULTANCY SERVICES: Lead Consultant (Individual) to support development of standard bidding documents, standard reporting format, and the review of the procurement manual. Sector: Public Procurement Advisory Department (PPAD) Financing Agreement reference: 2100155025968 Project ID No.: P-LS-K00-003 The Government of the Kingdom of Lesotho has received financing from the African Development Bank toward the cost of the Institutional Support for the Enhancement of Public Financial Management Project (ISEP), and intends to apply part of the agreed amount for this grant to payments under the contract for support of development of standard bidding documents, standard reporting format, and the review of the procurement manual. The services included under this project are: Preparation of standard bidding documents, reporting formats and the review of the Procurement Manual. The estimated period of execution is 90 days. The government of the Kingdom of Lesotho through the Ministry of Finance now invites eligible Individual Consultants to indicate their interest in providing these services. Interested consultants must send CVs that provide information indicating that they are qualified to perform the services. Required qualifications include: A Master’s degree (or its university equivalent) with a major in a relevant discipline e.g. Procurement Management / Supply Chain Management, Public Policy, Engineering, Economics, Social Sciences, Law. Eligibility criteria, establishment of the short-list and the selection procedure shall be in accordance with the African Development Bank’s “Rules and Procedures for the use of Consultants” September 2010 revised July 2012, which is available on the Bank’s website at http://www.afdb.org. Interested consultants may obtain further information at the address below during office hours 08.00 hours to 16.30 hours. Expressions of interest must be delivered to the address below by 30th October 2015 at 16.30hours and mention “Lead Consultancy to support development of standard bidding documents, standard reporting format, and the review of the procurement manual. Attn: The Procurement Officer Public Financial Management Reform Secretariat Ministry of Finance Government Complex, Finance House, P.O. Box 395 Maseru, Lesotho E-mail: lsopfm@gmail.com
REQUEST FOR EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST (CONSULTING SERVICES) LESOTHO
Institutional Support for the Enhancement of Public Financial Management Project (ISEP). INDIVIDUAL CONSULTANCY SERVICES: Lead Consultant (Individual) to review existing public procurement legal framework for Kingdom of Lesotho and to support development of New Public Procurement Policy and related Legislations. Sector: Public Procurement Advisory Department (PPAD) Financing Agreement reference: 2100155025968 Project ID No.: P-LS-K00-003 The Government of the Kingdom of Lesotho has received financing from the African Development Bank toward the cost of the Institutional Support for the Enhancement of Public Financial Management Project (ISEP), and intends to apply part of the agreed amount for this grant to payments under the contract for review of public procurement legal framework and support of new public procurement policy and related legislations. The services included under this project are: to assist the PPAD in reviewing country’s procurement legal and legislative framework to determine whether they adhere to the principles of economy, efficiency and transparency and whether they are broadly consistent with regional and international good procurement practice standards and further prepare a new procurement act and regulations. The estimated period of execution is 90 days. The government of the Kingdom of Lesotho through the Ministry of Finance now invites eligible Individual Consultants to indicate their interest in providing these services. Interested consultants must send CVs that provide information indicating that they are qualified to perform the services. Required qualifications include: At least a Master’s/ Post-graduate degree (or its university equivalent) with a major in a relevant discipline e.g.; Engineering, Architecture, Procurement, Supply chain management, Law, Management, Commerce or related field. • Proven familiarity with and experience in the practice of procurement of goods and works and the acquisition of consultancy services under donor funding conditions. • At least 10 years of relevant and progressive experience in the formulation and implementation of procurementspecific policies, programs and projects in Africa or other developing countries at National level. • The Consultant should have a minimum of ten years’ experience practicing in reviewing and drafting legal documents at national level. • Specific knowledge and experience in multilateral institutions procurement procedures will be a distinct advantage; • Good knowledge of COMESA procurement system reforms and procurement legal framework would be and added advantage. • Experience in training, capacity building and setting up procurement systems in a new organisation will be a distinct advantage; • Computer literacy and competence, Microsoft Word, Excel, Access, Power Point; • Fluency in written and spoken English; • Excellent analytical skills and report writing. Eligibility criteria, establishment of the short-list and the selection procedure shall be in accordance with the African Development Bank’s “Rules and Procedures for the use of Consultants” September 2010 revised July 2012, which is available on the Bank’s website at http://www.afdb.org. Interested consultants may obtain further information at the address below during office hours 08.00 hours to 16.30 hours. Expressions of interest must be delivered to the address below by 30th October 2015 at 16.30hours and mention “Consultancy to review existing public procurement legal framework for Kingdom of Lesotho and to support development of New Public Procurement Policy and related Legislations”. Attn: The Procurement Officer Public Financial Management Reform Secretariat Ministry of Finance Government Complex, Finance House, P.O. Box 395 Maseru, Lesotho E-mail: lsopfm@gmail.com
Institutional Support for the Enhancement of Public Financial Management Project (ISEP). INDIVIDUAL CONSULTANCY SERVICES: Counterpart Consultant (Individual) to support development of standard bidding documents, standard reporting format, and the review of the procurement manual. Sector: Public Procurement Advisory Department (PPAD) Financing Agreement reference: 2100155025968 Project ID No.: P-LS-K00-003 The Government of the Kingdom of Lesotho has received financing from the African Development Bank toward the cost of the Institutional Support for the Enhancement of Public Financial Management Project (ISEP), and intends to apply part of the agreed amount for this grant to payments under the contract for support of development of standard bidding documents, standard reporting format, and the review of the procurement manual. The services included under this project are: Preparation of standard bidding documents, reporting formats and the review of the Procurement Manual. The estimated period of execution is 90 days. The government of the Kingdom of Lesotho through the Ministry of Finance now invites eligible Individual Consultants to indicate their interest in providing these services. Interested consultants must send CVs that provide information indicating that they are qualified to perform the services. Required qualifications include: A Master’s degree (or its university equivalent) with a major in a relevant discipline e.g.; Engineering, Architecture, Procurement, Supply chain management, Law, Management, Commerce or related field. Eligibility criteria, establishment of the short-list and the selection procedure shall be in accordance with the African Development Bank’s “Rules and Procedures for the use of Consultants” September 2010 revised July 2012, which is available on the Bank’s website at http://www.afdb.org. Interested consultants may obtain further information at the address below during office hours 08.00 hours to 16.30 hours. Expressions of interest must be delivered to the address below by 30th October 2015 at 16.30hours and mention “National Consultancy to support development of standard bidding documents, standard reporting format, and the review of the procurement manual. Attn: The Procurement Officer Public Financial Management Reform Secretariat Ministry of Finance Government Complex, Finance House, P.O. Box 395 Maseru, Lesotho E-mail: lsopfm@gmail.com
REQUEST FOR EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST (CONSULTING SERVICES) LESOTHO Institutional Support for the Enhancement of Public Financial Management Project (ISEP). INDIVIDUAL CONSULTANCY SERVICES: Counterpart Consultant (Individual) to review existing public procurement legal framework for Kingdom of Lesotho and to support development of New Public Procurement Policy and related Legislations. Sector: Public Procurement Advisory Department (PPAD) Financing Agreement reference: 2100155025968 Project ID No.: P-LS-K00-003 The Government of the Kingdom of Lesotho has received financing from the African Development Bank toward the cost of the Institutional Support for the Enhancement of Public Financial Management Project (ISEP), and intends to apply part of the agreed amount for this grant to payments under the contract for review of public procurement legal framework and support of new public procurement policy and related legislations The services included under this project are: to assist the PPAD in reviewing country’s procurement legal and legislative framework to determine whether they adhere to the principles of economy, efficiency and transparency and whether they are broadly consistent with regional and international good procurement practice standards and further prepare a new procurement act and regulations. The estimated period of execution is 90 days. The government of the Kingdom of Lesotho through the Ministry of Finance now invites eligible Individual Consultants to indicate their interest in providing these services. Interested consultants must send CVs that provide information indicating that they are qualified to perform the services. Required qualifications include: At least a Bachelors degree (or its university equivalent) with a major in a relevant discipline e.g.; Engineering, Architecture, Procurement, Supply chain management, Law, Management, Commerce or related field. • Proven familiarity with and experience in the practice of procurement of goods and works and the acquisition of consultancy services under donor funding conditions. • At least 5 years of relevant and progressive experience in the formulation and implementation of procurement-specific policies, programs and projects in Lesotho at National level. • The Consultant should have a minimum of 5 years’ experience practicing in reviewing and drafting legal documents at national level. • Specific knowledge and experience in multilateral institutions procurement procedures will be a distinct advantage; • Good knowledge of COMESA procurement system reforms and procurement legal framework would be and added advantage. • Experience in training, capacity building and setting up procurement systems in a new organisation will be a distinct advantage; • Computer literacy and competence, Microsoft Word, Excel, Access, Power Point; • Fluency in written and spoken English; • Excellent analytical skills and report writing. Eligibility criteria, establishment of the short-list and the selection procedure shall be in accordance with the African Development Bank’s “Rules and Procedures for the use of Consultants” September 2010 revised July 2012, which is available on the Bank’s website at http://www.afdb.org. Interested consultants may obtain further information at the address below during office hours 08.00 hours to 16.30 hours. Expressions of interest must be delivered to the address below by 30th October 2015 at 16.30hours and mention “Consultancy to review existing public procurement legal framework for Kingdom of Lesotho and to support development of New Public Procurement Policy and related Legislations”. Attn: The Procurement Officer Public Financial Management Reform Secretariat Ministry of Finance Government Complex, Finance House, P.O. Box 395 Maseru, Lesotho E-mail: lsopfm@gmail.com
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NOTICE OF CHANGE OF SURNAME NOTICE OF CHANGE OF ADDRESS NOTICE is given for general information that Notice is APPLICANT’S hereby given that SECOAND Group (Pty) (Ltd) has changed its addresses as THABANG ANDREAS KAMOHO intend changing ADDRESS NAME ADDRESS my present surname of KAMOHO to that of follows: MOHAU A. SEKHIBA LAND REGISTRAR LETSAU in the register of the register General FROM TO The reason of such a change is that I wrongly LAND ADMINISTRATION AUTHORITY P.O.BOX 1785 assumed KAMOHO As my surname whereas my P.O. Box 0813 677 Fairview Road right surnames is LETSAU . LEROTHOLI ROAD HA MABOTE Maseru West 105 Lower Thetsane All persons having objection to this change of P.O.BOX 1185 100 surname are advised to lodge them in writing to BasementMASERU Mapetla House P/ Bag 11645 the Kingsway Street Maseru 100 MASERU 100 Maseru CONTACT NUMBERS: 58861237/58778947 Lesotho Notice by Adv. M.A. Motebang
in the register of the register General • SAME DAY The reason of such a change is that I wrongly assumed my surname whereas my • KUTU PAINAsFREE right surnames is MOKOENA. • having WOMB CLEANING All persons objection to this change of surname are advised to lodge them in writing • VAGINAL DISCHARGE to the CELL: + 266 50073516/ MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS P.P.BOX+277 174 38283534 MASERU 100 LADYBRAND, MASERU FROM R300.00
NOTICE OF CHANGE OF SURNAME NOTICE is given for general information that NTSESE GLADYS MACHINE intend changing my present surname of MACHINE to that of MOTAUNG in the register of the register General The reason of such a change is that I wrongly assumed MOCHINE As my surname whereas my right surnames is MOTAUNG . All persons having objection to this change of surname are advised to lodge them in writing to the
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NOTICE OF CHANGE OFmentioned ADDRESS NOTICE is hereby given that the above company has lost or misplaced the Certificate of Incorporation and wishes to apply for the re- issue of the said certificate in the office of the Registrar Notice is hereby given that SECO Group (Pty) (Ltd) has changed its addresses as APPLICANT’S NAME AND ADDRESS of companies. follows: MOHAU A. SEKHIBA All persons having any objection to the said re-issue are hereby required to lodge such objections in FROM TOof this Notice. y writing withP.O.BOX the Registrar of1785 Companies within THREE (3) weeks from the last publication HORITY y by:0813 Du Preez, Liebetrau & Co. P.O.Notice Box 677 Fairview Road Attorneys for the Applicant HA105 MABOTE Maseru West Lower Thetsane f P. O. Box 201 MASERU 100 House 100 o BasementMASERU Mapetla P/ Bag 11645 Kingsway Street Maseru 100 Maseru CONTACT NUMBERS: 58861237/58778947 Lesotho Notice by Adv. M.A. Motebang
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Chris Brown hires Australian lawyers to help him gain entry into the country
The 26-year-old singer was warned by officials’ Down Under they were likely to refuse his Visa request to perform in the country in December because of his 2009 conviction for assaulting then-girlfriend Rihanna, but he is not planning to accept the decision without a fight.
personal growth, ongoing philanthropic endeavours and desire to perform for his fans.” Brown has toured Australia on two occasions since the 2009 attack but immigration officials are reportedly under pressure to deny him a visa this time.
According to TMZ, Chris has 28 days to build his case and has hired legal specialists in the country to help with his battle.
Australia’s minister for women Michaelia Cash is quoted by BBC News saying: “People need to understand, if you are going to commit domestic violence and you want to travel around the world, there are going to be countries that say to you, ‘You cannot come in because you are not of the character that we expect in Australia.”
The Run It singer’s team has previously admitted they have “faith” Brown’s “personal growth” and charitable endeavours will be taken into account when the final decision is made. A statement read: “Contrary to media reports, Chris Brown’s request to enter Australia on tour has not been denied. This request is
Chris brown currently being considered by the office of the Immigration Minister.” “We respect their right to review
this request and have faith that a decision will be made with the full consideration of his continued
Neighbouring New Zealand has already denied Chris entry into the country. Source: timeslive.co.za
BAM Group to host Gala dinner By Keletso Nyareli As part of giving back to the community and celebrating its 10 years of existence, BAM Group will be hosting Gala dinner and awards giving ceremony at Avani Lesotho on October, 10th 2015.
its respective district in the “Love your district campaign”, which was an hosted by BAM Promotions. The campaign commenced in June and ended in August 2015, leading to its main event “Love Lesotho Festival” which took place on Saturday the 26th September 2015 at Morija Arts and Cultural Amphitheatre.
The event will mainly focus on awarding one identified orphanage per district as well as artist that best engaged in the development of
Mrs Leboela Mothibeli – BAM Promotions events coordinator explained that the criteria for judging the orphanages was based on the
orphanage’s hygiene, the facilities it had to offer the children and most importantly how well it took care of its orphans. “The campaign looked at whether the districts were engaged in social activities that promoted unity per district. Whether it was involved in activities that upheld the district itself such as cleaning campaigns, hospitals visits, recreational sports, HIV testing, and so on” added Mothibeli.
“Artists will be awarded on composing the best district songs per respective districts and whether their lyrics were relevant and promoted the district itself,” she further explained. According to Mrs Mothibeli the Gala dinner event is expected to take place between 18:00pm to 22:00pm. She further emphasizes that it will be a black tie event and all attendees will be expected to dress to the nines!!!
Muvhango to revamp cast, releases several actors SABC 2’s flagship drama series Muvhango is getting rid of several actors to make way for new faces. According to Sunday World, the whole of the influential Mojalefa family is being axed from the drama. Tshidi Vera (Moriti), John Morapama (Lerumo), Rantebeng Makapan (Morapedi), Phuti Khomo (Carol), Snenhlanhla Mdlalose (Mangwashe) and Tryphina have not had their contracts renewed. Insiders said the actors were being released to incorporate new faces into the show. Their axing comes after Lerato Kganyago, Simphiwe Ngema and Nkuli Tshirumbula were let go recently. Muvhango publicist Amanda
Ngundle failed to respond to queries about the actors exit.
who already have a two-year-old daughter North together, won’t name their second child after a direction. She explained: ‘’I don’t think we’ll go another direction.’’ She added: ‘’It’s definitely not South, every time someone says South, I just want to roll my eyes.’’
Kim Kardashian to name baby son Easton The 34-year-old reality TV star is keen to give her unborn child the unusual moniker when he makes his arrival into the world in December, but she has admitted her husband Kanye West, 38, isn’t completely convinced of the forename.
Meanwhile, Kardashian, who has been craving the cheesy snack Cheetos throughout her pregnancy, has reportedly been told by doctors her baby is likely to make his arrival on Christmas Day. A source close to the couple said recently: ‘’Doctors have back timed the date of conception and they’ve been told their son will be born on Christmas day.’’ Colleague
Speaking on the ‘Ellen DeGeneres Show’, which will air soon, she said: ‘’I do like the name Easton, “Easton West”, however I don’t think my husband likes that name, but I do!” Nevertheless, the brunette beauty is adamant she and the rapper,
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Lady Gaga named Woman of the Year New York - Lady Gaga is the woman of the year, according to Billboard magazine. Billboard announced on Tuesday that the pop star will be honoured at its 11 December Women in Music event in New York City. The decade-old event will be televised for the first time, on Lifetime on 18 December. Gaga released the collaborative jazz album, Cheek to Cheek, with Tony Bennett last year. It won a Grammy Award, and the duo performed songs from the album on a 36-date tour. Gaga also plans to release an album next year and will star in FX’s American Horror Story: Hotel, which premieres on 7 October. The Women in Music event also honors the year’s 50 most powerful female executives in the music industry. Source: channel24.co.za
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Chris Brown Says He’s Tired Of Worshipping The Devil … And God Spoke To Him derstand the genius and beauty in change and learning and the people who have devilish intentions will win in the short term. My soul will always be pure of heart.
In a recent Instagram post, the award-winning singer blamed the devil for trying to ruin his life. He also talked about thoughts of suicide and claims he’s heard God speak to him for the very first time.
What’s on the surface always looks like one big party but inside there is a little boy looking for help and guidance. People say “be a man”. Yeah, that’s right but it doesn’t take away any pain you really go through. I just wanna stay out the way and do music. Most importantly and great father.
Here’s exactly what he wrote: “When u tired of the fucking devil ruining your life and u hear God speak for the first time. No one knows what I deal with on a day to day. The average man wouldn’t hesitate to blow his fucking brains out but that’s the cowards way out… Most won’t un-
I don’t have any more patience for anything that will cause me to self destruct!!”
Trevor Noah’s debut a Comedy Central ratings record Cape Town – The start of The Daily Show with Trevor Noah on Comedy Central (DStv 122) last week pulled 352 855 DStv viewers. The 2.6 rating makes it the highest viewership ever achieved by Comedy Central in South Africa since the channel launched in Africa on DStv in December 2011. The record rating for Trevor Noah's debut comes with a caveat: MultiChoice opened the channel, which is usually reserved for DStv Premium subscribers, to is lower-tiered DStv Compact subscribers for a week to make the show accessible to a lot more viewers. Interestingly, the start of The Daily Show and Trevor Noah's debut surpassed Comedy Central's previous viewership record which also featured the 31-year-old:The Comedy Central Roast of Steve Hofmeyr which had Noah as the Roast master in 2012 and scored a 2.0 rating. What the viewership of Trevor Noah's debut as new host of The
Trevor Noah Daily Show means, is that almost 10% of all viewers watching DStv, watched Trevor Noah and Comedy Central last Tuesday night, 29 September. In America the start of The Daily Show with Trevor Noah on Comedy Central grabbed 7.5m viewers where Viacom broadcast the show
not just on Comedy Central but across all of its channels like MTV, BET, VH1 and other channels to give potential audience sampling of the new show the biggest possible reach. Viacom says that on the multi-platform front Trevor Noah's full episode premiere has been
streamed over 750 000 times and that clips from the episode have recorded nearly 4m viewers across platforms. The Daily Show with Trevor Noah is broadcast Tuesdays to Fridays in Africa on Comedy Central at 21:00. source. News24
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KTA defended Open Independence Basketball Tourney By Tšeliso Tale MASERU-Khubetsoana All Stars (KTA) managed to defend the Open Independence Basketball and Memorial Tournament they won last year, this time the tournament was played in the round-robin system since only four teams registered for it this year. KTA is the Lesotho team that has won most local titles recent years and they have successfully defended the title they won in 2014. But this time they had to defeat the new side Lichocha Shooting Rifles in the last match of the tournament since they both had won all their matches before they met in the deciding match after each won two matches. The champions KTA beat Lichocha Shooting Rifles by 56-50 in the deciding game and the champions managed to win three quarters to be crowned the champions. They won the first quarter by 21-10, the second one they won by 11-10 and lost 9-19 in the third quarter and they won the fourth quarter by 1511 to make the total score of 56-50. The match officials were the president of the association Lesotho Basketball Association (LBA)
Molupe Mothepu and Sekoati Makhele on the table, while the match referees were Nkabi Mosaase and Tefo Mosala. There were only four teams registered for the 2015 Open Independence Basketball and Memorial Tournament and they were all Lesotho teams. The Vice President of the association Sekhoane Oscar Moshabesha said,” The number of teams who competed in these tourney is not the problem, but we had the core of Lesotho Basketball. It is common to have the same faces in this tourney. We had to reduce the amount of registration from M3000 to M500 because we became aware that, the clubs have to register for the 2015 elite league and other leagues,” said Moshabesha. One cannot say the attendance was poor because the cream of Lesotho Basketball was there talking KTA, Bashana Ba Heso (BBH), Lichocha Shooting Rifles and the newly formed club Matlama Basketball Club which is a mix of Lesotho and Bloemfontein players in South Africa. Matlama Basketball Club have registered players for this season and some of them are South Afri-
KTA defended their title
can International players.They are, Molelekoa Maqabe, Thembo Siyoko, Vusimusi Sithole, Thabo Mphana, Themba Hoohlo, Xolani Xaba, Taemane Lebatla, Clemen Kock, Thabang Class, Tokelo Moloi, Kabelo Mosala and the founder Phakoa Moiloa. Matlama Basketball club came third in this tourney but they had Khubestate and Leseli players to
become the third best team of the tourney. They defeated BBH 46-30 in the Play-Off Third Place final, but only two teams went home with something in hand. The champions KTA won themselves M900 and Lichocha Shooting rifles got M500, the rest of the registration fee was used for administration and for Lehakoe facilities.
FC Likhopo maintain their position
FC Likhopo deny Bantu chance to face their goals post By Tšeliso Tale MASERU-The youth Premier League club FC Likhopo is in the race for the 2015/16 Vodacom Premier League and they managed to maintain their position when they beat Bantu 1-0 on Saturday at Prisons Football Ground. FC Likhopo’s only goal came in the 16th minute of the second half from the penalty spot by the highest goal scorer Lehlomela Ramabele, 8th minutes after FC Likhopo new star goalkeeper Thabo Rati-
bisi saved Bantu superstar Litšepe Marabe’s penalty kick and the match finished at 1-0. This was Bantu’s first match and first loss after they parted ways with their former Head Coach Katiso Mojakhomo. The team is now under the new leadership of Mosito Matela and Caswell Moru. The two teams were up to the task but Bantu was unlucky not to have converted their penalty and FC Likhopo was lucky to have converted their spot kick. Bantu players appeared to be
motivated doing everything correct, communicating well, and looking for a win or at least an equaliser. At the same time FC Likhopo did very well to defend their only goal and they were working as team with good team spirit. Bantu technical team also blamed late information of the 13hrs fixture as they were expecting the match to begin at 15hrs. Meanwhile, in the second match of the day in the same playing ground, the home side Lesotho Correctional Services (LCS) lost 2-0 against Likila United. This was Likila the first maximum points they have collected in a match this season these was few days after Lesotho Premier League Management Committee (PLMC) awarded Likila United 3 points and 3 goals for their match with Mphatlalatsane, since Mphatlalatsane failed to produce their players Player Licenses. Likila two goals were identical because the first goal Sam Ketsekele failed to handle the Likila United Mahala Molopo striker’s shot and Sello Koetle (4) came on the follow up and passed the empty net. The second goal was also a follow up after Likila United Sello Koetle striker and LCD defender defended the ball onto the legs of Mahala Molapo. United’s first goal came in the first half and the second came in
the second half and Likila nearly scored more goals if Pheelo Sephoana had not missed two other chances after the ball passed LCS goalkeeper and Sephoana came from the blind side and missed it twice. This is because LCS was pressing; trying to find the equaliser and being caught on the count attack. Other chances were saved by Sam Ketsekele in the first half. LCS Lieta Lehloka missed two free headers in the small penalty area from the corner kick. United goalkeeper Thapelo Thupane denied Ralekoti Mokhohlane a long shot at the goal and put it over the bar. In the other matches played on Friday Matlama, got another win when they beat the Lesotho Defense Force (LDF) 2-0 away from home. Lioli maintain the position and they are still on top of the League standings after defeating the other club Mphatlalatsane 2-0 in the match which was played at Setsoto stadium. While FC Likhopo defeated Bantu 1-0 and Likila humiliated LCS 2-0. On Saturday Roma Rovers defeated LMPS 1-0, Liphakoe found their first win when they beat Sandawana 1-0 and Linare lost 0-1 against Kick4life. PLMC will not have any fixture this coming weekend since Likuena international fixture against Comoros will be on over the weekend.
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Koro-Koro-#32 Sports Tournaments By Tšeliso Tale
MASERU-Thabang Thapeli of Ha Mphoto at Mazenod in the district of Maseru, who is also the employee of Eco-Net Telecom Lesotho organised a three days Football and Netball tournament starting from Friday the 3rd October and which will end on Sunday the 11th October 2015. The tournament is taking place at Ha Mphoto Football Ground. Five teams joined the tournament but three did not show up as expected. Thapeli initially was expecting eight teams but only three showed up. Maybe because in the same constituency there were other two football tournaments which were going on. The young man Thabang Thapeli also organised foreign Doctors who are working at different clinics around Maseru to examine people who were staying in the KoroKoro-#32 Constituency, old and young for free. There were also different organizations specializing with HIV and Aids tests, Breast Cancer by Kick4life, from Paki Health Centre, Dr. Hassan Bangladesh Mobashashshar and Dr. Kabuya Richard. At least 300 spectators attended the games from day one and most of them tested for diabetes and HIV and Aids.It is expected that on Sunday 11th October 2015 more people will come to the tourney and the will get tested. This is after the meeting which was held after the games last Sunday; The Chief of Ha Mphoto is expected to invite other chiefs from nearby villages to inform their communities to come for the free service. This is after Thabang Thapeli requested the service of TST Promotions & Mountain Tours to chip in and promote the event and it is expected that Ministry of Gender and Youth, Sports and Recreation (MGYSR) will sponsor this event
My observation to date By Tšeliso Tale
Naughty Boys lost 0-1 against Lavita with a Football Jersey and Footballs, Netball Jersey and Netballs and the Minister of MGYSR Mathibeli Mokhothu will be the guest of honor. The committee made up of the representative of the clubs together with the Chief Polao Matuka, of Ha Mphoto requested TST Promotion & Mountain Tours to propose the Minister to also invite Ministers of Health, Energy, Tourism, Agric, Education and Water to join him since they have requests to make to them concerning the development in the constituency. Thabang Thapeli said,” I do not have the words to express my thanks to TST Promotions &
Mountain Tours, they have turned this event bigger and better. This has come just too soon and we believe we still have long way to go with the sports and tourism event and we are ready to receive honorable ministers and Lesotho Football Association (LeFA) and Maseru District Football Association (DIFA Maseru and our region football representative,” said Thapeli. Tomorrow the Minister of Gender and Youth, Sports and Recreation will have the way forward meeting with TST Promotions & Mountain Tours and tournament organizer Thabang Thapeli, also to prepare the Sunday programme.
Ramabele back on scoring scope By Tšeliso Tale LESOTHO-The former Likuena and Botswana Defense Force (BDF) striker Lehlomela Ramabele is back in scoring mode and knocking at National Senior Football Team Likuena’s doors. Ramabele has scored six (6) goals for his club FC Likhopo in six matches of the 2015/16 Vodacom Premier League since it commenced. The young man scored three (3) goals in their first match against Linare at Maputsoe Football Stadium when they defeated Linare 4-1. He also scored two (2) goals against Likila United when FC Likhopo beat them 3-0. When FC Likhopo played against Mphatlalatsane Ramabele did not score but created two goals and he went on to score one (1) goal against Bantu on Friday, from the penalty spot. He has scored a total of eigh-
teen (18) goals in all competitions played recently including the 2015 South African Inter Municipality Sports Associations (SAIMSA) Games held in the country. Ramabele has the blood of the former Sea Points and Lesotho Defense Force (LDF striker Ntsane Ramabele and Lehlomela Ramabele has rescued Likuena and scored very essential goals for national team. Lehlomela Ramabele played and became superstar and he scored many goals at a young age, he played for Mabeoana Football Club of Matsieng and he went on to play his football internationally and to be the first Mosotho to play his football in Botswana before he was called into Likuena and became a Basotho star. Ramabele performance dropped when came back from Botswana because of his financial problems and now that he has a stable job at Maseru City Council he is beginning to find the net reg-
ularly. Likuena Care Taker coach Seephephe Matete and his assistant Halemakale Mahlaha will have looked at his scoring ability to have recalled him into the national team. Lehlomela Ramabele said,“Yes! I am back in my scoring boots lately. I believe my concenration level was affected and I was not training very well. But since I started working at Maseru City Council three months back, my performance is improving because my financial problems are no longer that serious and I am training properly. I did not find the net during our match against Mphatlalatsane because of the SAIMSA Games fatigue, since I played more than ten games in seven days and I played two games per day at times three,” said Ramabele. Ramabele is not doing well as a striker, he is also helping his club FC Likhopo defensively and motivates other players within FC Likhopo camp. Likhopo is now at second position in the national elite league..
MASERU- One of South African most popular Premier League side and the only club to have brought the Africa Club Glory to South Africa, Orlando Pirates, on Sunday night set a new record of qualifying for the second African title final after beating the best club in Africa, Egyptian Al Ahly in two legs of the Confederation Cup semifinals to qualify to play in the 2015 finals against Etolle du Sahel of Tunisia. Orlando Pirates in the only team to have won the African title and the only one to have qualified for the African finals in the SADC countries. It is my observation that this club will win the second title.Looking at the team spirit within the club, administration and technical team, Orlando Pirates first won the African championship in 1995 after they drew in the first leg and went on to beat Esperance of Tunisia 1-0 in the match which was played in Tunisia. This was when Jerry Skhosana chased a loose ball and the two players collided and Skhosana scored the only goal that gave Pirates their first title. On Sunday night it was Thabo Matlaba who went on the chase the back pass a ball and find the net after the mistake made by Al Ahly defense. Pirates came from two goals down to win the match 4-3 away from home in Egypt. All goals came in the second half of the match. Etolle du Sahel of Tunisia has never made it this far but they humiliated the second best Africa team and Egyptian team Zamalek. Etolle du Sahel beat Zamalek 5-1 in the first leg played in Tunisia and lost 0-3 in Egypt on Friday two days before Pirates qualified. Pirates is the most experienced club in this final and their determination is very high, Pirates will win the title and set a new history of continue to win African titles in South Africa and the SADC countries. The Confederation of African Football is yet to decide when and where the final will be played and the dates for the first leg and the second leg. Orlando Pirates goals were scored by Kermit Erasmus in the 58th minute, Thamsanqa Gabuza in the 74th minute, Thabo Matlaba in the 85th minute and Thabo Rakhale in the last minutes of injury time. Al Ahly goals came from Mailck Evouna on the 43rd and 53rd goals the last goal was scored by Al Ahly Gamal also in the injury time. Pirates introduced the new goalkeeper Felipe Ovono who did well and reminded Pirates supporters of the late Senzo Mayiwa. It is expected that Pirates head coach Eric Tinkler and the former Bafana-Bafana defender will be the first South African citizen and South African born to win any Africa club title.He was part of the 1994 Bafana-Bafana squad to which won the African Cup of Nations held in South Africa. Tinkler is also part of the Bafana-Bafana team that qualified for the World Cup four times and he also played his football in Europe. The club has achieved a lot under the leadership of Irvin Khoza. The ball is in the Orlando Pirates camp to bring the second title home to South Africa and to SADC
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LNOC host 32nd ANOCA Seminar for Secretaries General By Tšeliso Tale LESOTHO-Lesotho National Olympic Committee (LNOC) yesterday launched the 32nd Seminar of Secretaries General, of the African National Olympic Committee Association (ANOCA) at AVANI Lesotho, that will end on Wednesday. The programme began on Friday and on Saturday with the accreditation of the delegates at the same hotel.Yesterday morning the programme began with the Opening remarks by the President of Lesotho National Olympic Committee Mrs. ’Matlohang Ramoqopo Moiloa. And in her remarks, Madame President said they were proud and privileged to host the ANOCA Secretaries General Seminar for the first time and she is already making a tentative bid to host the ANOCA General Assembly in the country and she congratulated the LNOC for managing to do accreditation on line for the first time. She was followed by the president of ANOCA who made his remarks in French. The Minister of Gender and Youth, Sports and Recreation in his remarks said ANOCA will be hosted by the Deputy Prime Minister the Hon Mothejoa Metsing. At least two languages were used in this seminar and the minister made his greetings in a few different African languages. The Minister of Gender and Sports, Mathibeli Mokhothu officially declared the Seminar open, after which there was also hand over of gifts to the Minister and President of LNOC just after their remarks, by the president of ANOCA and the fifty African countries represented here. Fifty-four countries were expected to take part in this event. The Olympic Solidarity was also represented.
ANOCA, LONC Executive and Hon Ministers
Minister receives the Olympic shield.
President hands over Olympic Manuals
America was also represented and handed over laptops to the president of ANOCA and to the LNOC Chief Executive Officer Mr. Morake Raleaka and to each Olympic Committee member courtesy of the sponsorship by U.S. Olympic Committee Director Mr. Dragomir Cioroslan. During the seminar participants received trainng in Microsoft Office 365/2013 Version; Transition Training Africa and the Olympic Agenda 2020. After the meeting with the Minister Mathibeli Mokhothu at his Offices, the president of ANOCA Intendat General, Lassana Palenfo said, “During the seminar there will be lessons on computers and anti doping and he congratulated the LNOC President ’Matlohang Ramoqopo Moiloa for being the first Olympic Committee Woman President in Africa, and she is now leading the women committee in the sub-committees of the Olympic Committee. “It is difficult to say which country will host the next Olympics, but South Africa was beaten by Beijing and it is hoped that South Africa will bid again. I would like to advise African countries to join hands and host the Youth Olympic Games. I am talking of Botswana, South Africa and may be Angola. That would boost the morale of Africans to allow the first Olympics in Africa,” said Palenfo. The President also gave the Minister and His Deputy Minister MGYSR Olympic Manuals at the press conference held at the Ministry’s Boardroom. The challenge facing African athletes is that they are winning big races and make good times, but when they go to Europe they fail even to do the time they do in Africa. There are programs to assist the athletes to better training facilities, but it brings with it a challenge because such athletes may not like to come back home.