Maternal mortality remains a significant challenge in Lesotho, with 720 deaths per 100,000 live births. This has detrimental effects on families, women's health, and the economy. Key issues include medical, socio-economic, and cultural factors, such as HIV/AIDS, lack of access to health services, an

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The Government of Lesotho is dedicated to implementing the Doha Programme of Action (DPoA) to support sustainable development. Mainstreaming and monitoring the DPoA at the national level are crucial for its success. Mainstreaming involves integrating the DPoA into existing plans and strategies, whil

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Lesotho's curriculum emphasizes hands-on activities and inquiry teaching strategies in Physics. However, challenges such as resource limitations affect practical work involvement. This study explores the levels of inquiry implemented by Physics pre-service teachers (PSTs) during their teaching pract

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The presentation outlines the critical need for a Local Construction Industry Development Policy in Lesotho. It highlights the challenges faced by the local construction industry due to the absence of a policy framework. Infrastructure development is crucial for socio-economic progress, including im

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Soft copies of the Government of Lesotho logo are available on the Public Works website. The images showcase the local construction industry development policies focusing on areas like leadership, funding, infrastructure development, and community engagement. These policies aim to support the growth

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Mpumalanga province in South Africa encompasses an area of 79,490 km2 and shares its boundaries with Mozambique, eSwatini, Lesotho, Namibia, and Botswana. The province has 26 main dams and water transfer schemes connecting it to other regions. There are three district municipalities and 17 local mun

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Prioritizing policy harmonisation for ICM in Lesotho is crucial for sustainable water resource management. Key actions include revising the Water Act of 2008, aligning sectoral legislation, establishing clear links between land and water use, and supporting decentralisation efforts for operationalis

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Exploring the historical origins and evolution of teacher education schemes, this article delves into the centrality of teacher education in maintaining education quality. From the late 1800s to modern-day urgency for quality assurance, examining schemes such as the UZ Scheme and the Lesotho scheme

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This report delves into the issue of child marriages in Lesotho, covering situation analysis, key facts, normative frameworks, and laws in the country. It addresses the minimum legal age of consent to marriage, societal attitudes, and relevant international treaties. The current situation in Lesotho

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The decline in the proportion of women elected in Lesotho's local government elections from 49% in 2017 to 40% is a cause for concern, despite previous strides in gender equality. Efforts by civil society organizations and committees show progress, yet challenges remain. The legal framework in Lesot

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Arts and Entrepreneurship (A&E) in Lesotho secondary schools face challenges in implementing formative assessment. Introduced in 2017, A&E aims to develop creative and entrepreneurial skills among students. The study investigates the impact of formative assessment in Grade 8 A&E, barriers to effecti

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Presentation by Mr. Fako Hakane, Executive Secretary of LCCI, outlining key objectives including advocacy for a conducive business climate, collaboration with the public sector for job creation, and promotion of fair business practices. Information requirements involve categorizing members by income

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Clement Lebamang Mabari, a Senior Range Ecologist, highlights his impactful work in biodiversity conservation and environmental management, focusing on projects like wetland rehabilitation, Bearded Vulture conservation, and fire management plans. Engaging with local communities and leveraging partne

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The global water crisis is a pressing issue affecting millions worldwide, with about 700 million people currently living below the water-stress threshold. By 2025, this number is projected to reach 3 billion. The increasing pressure on shared water resources in countries like Botswana, Namibia, and

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Exploring the transformative role of mobile technology in empowering women-led farming cooperatives in Lesotho, this study delves into the economic growth, enhanced connectivity, and increased efficiency brought about by the distribution of cell phones. Through qualitative evaluations over four year

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Malipholo Hae from the Ministry of Forestry in Lesotho is actively engaged in various activities such as rangeland rehabilitation, wetland conservation, livestock emergency response, and wool promotion projects. She is also involved in research, conference participation, beading, and sports activiti

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Lesotho embraced digital technology for its Population and Housing Census in 2016, marking a significant milestone in the region. Utilizing advanced technology like Handheld Devices streamlined data collection, ensuring timely and accurate results. The decision to go digital, despite infrastructure

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Explore fascinating statistics and insights from Denmark, Kazakhstan, Cambodia, Peru, Eritrea, Lesotho, Dominica, and more. Learn about budget sources, statisticians per capita, NSDS design, website analysis, and major surveys. Delve into the world of statistical innovations and developments in diff

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Mokitinyane Nthimo, a professional with a background in biology, fisheries management, and public & development management, has been actively involved in projects focusing on climate change adaptation and sustainable practices in Lesotho. Currently affiliated with the Food and Agriculture Organizati

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Compact states have efficient communication due to their balanced shape, while prorupted states extend for access or disruption. Elongated states face potential isolation issues, and fragmented states are problematic with territorial pieces separated. Perforated states, like South Africa, completely

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This paper discusses the institutional frameworks, legal frameworks on land tenure, and land registration processes in Lesotho. It covers the roles of central and local government institutions, as well as informal actors like customary chiefs. The legal framework on land tenure, including statutory

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Exploring the decision-making process behind the construction of the LHWP and its impact on resource management. Through climate analysis and consideration of water transfer schemes, the advantages and disadvantages of such large-scale projects are examined, raising questions about their applicabili

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Bureau of Statistics (BOS) in Lesotho plays a crucial role in providing official statistics for national development. This presentation focuses on sharing information about the African Development Bank's (AfDB) Statistical Data Portal (DP), a tool designed to meet the increasing demand for statistic

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Research assessment in RSA and Lesotho involves evaluating research quality, measuring inputs, outputs, and impacts using both qualitative and quantitative methodologies. The prevailing practices include assessing research productivity for progression and utilizing various assessment mechanisms to e

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The Independent Electoral Commission of Lesotho has actively worked to improve the electoral process and boost voter confidence through initiatives like civic and voter education. Recognizing the importance of educating various groups, they engaged Civil Society Organizations, political parties, and

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The 2016 Lesotho Population and Housing Census aimed to improve the lives of the nation through reliable data for planning, policy-making, service delivery, and evaluation of development programs. It involved counting all residents, including those in cattle-posts and institutions, with activities l

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The Ministry of Education and Training in Lesotho has introduced Arts and Entrepreneurship as a new subject in the primary school curriculum to cater to learners' diverse abilities. This paper explores the implementation of project-based assessment for Arts and Entrepreneurship, focusing on creativi

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Lesotho faces challenges with menstrual health, safe abortion, and child marriages. The country is advocating for free access to sanitary pads, legalizing abortion, and addressing social issues. Initiatives are in place to distribute sanitary products and educate girls. By addressing these issues, L

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This workshop in Maseru, Lesotho, aims to address barriers faced by renewable energy entrepreneurs in the SADC region, such as lack of funding and business skills. The facility will provide mentorship, refine proposals for funding, and create linkages with financial institutions. Key issues to be ta

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Higher education plays a crucial role in nation-building and economic development, contributing to human capital formation, knowledge dissemination, and sustainable growth. This presentation explores the importance of financial stability and investment in higher education institutions in Lesotho and

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