OP-EDs – Page 2 – The Night's Watch

September 9, 20190

MOSOTHO PERSPECTIVE: IS MUGABE WORTH CELEBRATING? AN EXAMINATION OF THE FIRST TWO DECADES

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

August 27, 20190

Failed states used to be largely the preserve of the developing world, where the institutions of democracy do not have deep roots. But given the exte

August 27, 20190

By Nkopane Mathibeli It is true that the consequences of being in solidarity with South African anti-apartheid activists have been difficult for a

August 23, 20193

Eddie and I have come a long way from the days of the notorious punks in Maseru in the mid-eighties. We were both punks and he was a biker on a small

August 19, 20190

By Tšepo Thibankhoe The significant electoral decline of the Democratic Congress (DC) during June 2017’s national elections offered the former rul

August 12, 20190

Can Prime Minister Thomas Thabane’s government make Lesotho great again? Someone may ask; when was Lesotho ever great? And I wouldn’t be surprised. M

August 8, 20190

We, the youth of Lesotho, from different civil society organisations, political party youth leagues and academic institutions, having worked together

August 7, 20190

By Nkopane Mathibeli Read the original article here. “Each generation must discover its mission, fulfil it or betray it in relative opacity” –