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Speech by H.E. The First Lady, Mrs ‘Mammusa ‘Masekoalane Majoro at the Women in Media Awards 3 September 2021
Qalong ea leeto la bophelo tšimolohong, Morena Molimo o ile a hlokomela ka pele-pele hore monna o hloka molekane eo batlang ho tšoarisana mosebetsi oa thomo ea bona lefatšeng le ka koano. Ka hare ho li-industry tsohle tsa tšebetso, that partnership e ea hlokahala hore...
The honourable Minister of Communications Science and Technology Speech at Women in Media Awards celebration 2021
PUO EA LETONA LE KHABANE LA LIKHOKAHANYO, MAHLALE LE TS’EBELISO EA MAHLALE, KETEKELONG EA KABO EA LIKHAU TSA BASALI BA BOPHATLALATSI VENUE: VICTORY HALL: DATE: 3RD LOETSE 2021 Motlotlehi Letsie III Mohlomphehi Tona-Kholo le ‘m’e First Lady Mookameli oa Ntlo ea...
U-Report Essay Competition Awards
U-Report Essay Competition Awards The Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA) Lesotho chapter, has presented prizes to four children winners of essay competition the institute had been running. The winners, who were announced last Friday, are Machabeng College...
MISA Lesotho Position Paper on Proposed Promulgation of LCA (Internet Broadcasting) Rules 2020
MISA Lesotho Position Paper on Proposed Promulgation of LCA (Internet Broadcasting) Rules 2020 Cognisant of, the fact that the advent of ICT and the social media platforms has played a catalytic role in amplifying the voices of the previously marginalized members of...
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