OP-EDs – Page 2 – The Night's Watch

February 17, 20200

THE DEMONIZATION OF JOURNALISTS MUST END

Violence against journalists, and the daily barrage of verbal attacks on them from some political leaders, represent an assault on an essential pilla

January 23, 20200

Conservative estimates would suggest business conducted through AGOA has put more than $500 million USD into the pockets of Basotho textile workers o

January 20, 20200

By Tsepang Moletsane Since the ruling All Basotho Convention’s elective conference in February last year, from which the party emerged very divide

January 15, 20200

By Tawana Kupe People the world over are increasingly recognising that the only way to come up with innovative solutions to the complex challenges

January 8, 20200

The Lesotho Council of Non-Governmental Organisations (LCN), Transformation Resource Centre (TRC), Development for Peace Education (DPE), Survivors o

December 11, 20190

By Lesego Makgothi As part of my working visit to Morocco, I had a friendly, yet frank, sincere and fruitful meeting today in Rabat

December 5, 20190

Although deeper scholarly interest in the continent of Africa is long overdue, the current methodological approach to the continent needs an overhaul

November 28, 20190

By Cyril Ramaphosa It is a privilege for me to be part of this final Plenary of the Multi-Stakeholder National Dialogue on national reforms in the

November 27, 20190

In 2015, United Nations member states adopted the Sustainable Development Goals, which include an imperative to “ensure availability and sustainable

November 6, 20190

While Africa is making progress on boosting political and socioeconomic engagement among young people, it is moving much too slowly. If the continent