Lesotho
Lesotho
Lesotho
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Cross-border killers sentenced to life behind bars for border post bloodbath
Two Lesotho nationals have been sentenced to life imprisonment after an ambush at a taxi rank at the Maseru Border Post.
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Fugitive brought to book after decade-long manhunt for serious cases
A Lesotho national wanted in connection with house robbery and attempted murder cases is to face justice following his arrest after a decade-long manhunt.
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Mountain Kingdom’s ‘fastest 10 km athlete of all time’ hyped for Mangaung race
Local favorite Lizandre Mulder as well as Lesotho’s Neheng Khatala is relishing the opportunity to run the Absa Run Your City Mangaung 10k in Bloemfontein.
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Death toll rises to 18 after Wedela tavern shooting
The death toll from a tavern shooting in Wedela, west of Johannesburg, has risen to 18, with police confirming that two of the victims were Lesotho nationals.
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1 787 illegal firearms destroyed in South Africa–Lesotho crime crackdown
Discover how 1 787 illegal firearms were destroyed in South Africa and Lesotho as part of a crime crackdown initiative.
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R15m seized in Eastern Cape cross-border crime crackdown
A cross-border crime crackdown saw Eastern Cape police seize more than R15m in counterfeit goods and arrest 275 suspects.
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Man sentenced to 25 years for murdering girlfriend
A Lesotho national who fled South Africa after murdering his girlfriend in 2023 has been sentenced to 25 years’ direct imprisonment.
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Bek-en-klouseer in Lesotho: Takel skutgeriewe en oorgrensmisdaad, pleit VL
Die uitbreking van bek-en-klouseer onder ’n trop van 17 beeste is bevestig, waarvan sewe positief getoets is. Inenting is glo reeds begin.
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High-altitude horse racing offers escape from economic hardship in Africa’s mountain kingdom
Swathed in vibrant woollen blankets against the biting winter chill, jockeys- some no more than boys – thundered down a dusty track carved between the undulating hills of the tiny…
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Cross-border security crisis: SAPS and Lesotho police investigate alleged military training camps
South African Police Service (SAPS) and Lesotho Police are conducting a joint investigation into allegations of illegal military training camps operating on South African soil.
