OP-EDs – Page 2 – The Night's Watch

October 17, 20190

IMPROVING NUTRITION CAN SAVE LIVES – AND THE PLANET

Investing in better nutrition can yield significant health and economic benefits and help to tackle climate change. Nutrition, agriculture, and clima

October 10, 20190

Writes Dr Christian Manahl Last night, Justice Moseneke invited a few international partners and asked us, what should be discussed in this

October 9, 20190

While the World Trade Organization's Trade Facilitation Agreement can act as a powerful tool for progress, it cannot work in isolation. It also requi

October 3, 20190

By Nkejane Lethoba Movement for Economic Change (MECYL) has watched in horror as the 4x4 government continue to destroy Lesotho’s education system

October 1, 20190

While social-media platforms offer speed and accessibility, a credible free press – committed to finding the truth and informing the public – remains

September 30, 20190

By Gary van Staden, Head of Research, NKC African Economics The third date since July by which Lesotho Prime Minister Tom Thabane was supposed to

September 12, 20190

Steve Biko would be turning in his grave today; his struggle seems to have been in vain. It is disturbing to see the heightened levels of violence ta

September 9, 20190

A lot of people who hero worship Mugabe because “he took land from white farmers to give to black Zimbabweans” do not even know half of what they are

August 30, 20190

By Moeketsi John: A Concerned Citizen Dear Misa Lesotho The Zeitgeist (defining mood) in the 21st century has been dominated, to a fairly lar

August 28, 20190

By Bernie Sanders WALTER CRONKITE ONCE SAID that “journalism is what we need to make democracy work.” He was absolutely right, which is why t