THE Revenue Services Lesotho (RSL) says it is satisfied and impressed with how its E-Taxation and E-Payment platforms are working to simplify processes for its taxpayers.
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Alliance Insurance will this year mark its 30th anniversary, satisfied that it has remained true to its mission over the years. That is the message from the company’s Public Relations and Communications manager, Limakatso Mokobocho. From small beginnings in the early 1990s, Alliance Insurance has now become a behemoth on the Lesotho insurance scene with …
THERE were days in the past when mining companies would get to an area, burrow into Mother Earth, only to leave when the minerals were completely depleted. They did so with little regard for the damage they inflicted on the environment.
THE LNIG Hollard Insurance this week unveiled a new innovative product that is geared towards making women safe. The All for Her Motor Insurance product was launched in Maseru yesterday.
THE Managing Director of the Lesotho Electricity Company (LEC), Mohato Seleke, has resigned. He leaves the power company after two and half years after reaching a mutual separation agreement.
IN the bustling landscape of Lesotho, one name stands out as a driving force behind job creation, economic empowerment, and technological change – M-Pesa. The Vodacom Lesotho Services managing director, Palesa Mphunyetsane, says this ground-breaking mobile money platform has transformed the way people transact. Its impact on job creation and economic productivity is nothing short …
THE Social Development Ministry’s failure to settle fees for needy children in secondary education has left many learning institutions in dire straits. The government in 2012 pegged its fee grant assistance at M1 500 per child per year.
ECONET Telecom Lesotho built a two-roomed house for a destitute family in Qacha’s Nek town. The house was handed over to the family in the presence of Social Development Minister Pitso Lesaoana last week.
The Lesotho Electricity Company (LEC) says it is under pressure to introduce load-shedding due to the non-payment of debts. The non-payment, including by the government and individuals, has now put pressure on the electricity company.
MASERU – THE Polihali Dam project, which is estimated to cost at least M23 billion is expected to generate about 3 000 jobs at the peak of its operations. The Lesotho Highlands Water Project Phase II, which is managed by the Lesotho Highlands Development Authority (LHDA), is meant to provide water to the Gauteng region …
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