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Katse–Thaba Tseka Road to create 400 jobs

The government yesterday launched the construction of the Katse–Thaba Tseka Road to improve connectivity between Leribe and Thaba Tseka. The 30-month project is expected to create 400 jobs. It is also set to benefit approximately 9,000 people living along the...

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Katse–Thaba Tseka Road to create 400 jobs

The government yesterday launched the construction of the Katse–Thaba Tseka Road to improve...

Vulnerable households to get food assistance 

The government is set to begin distributing food assistance to...

CBL warns businesses against rejecting coins

The Central Bank of Lesotho (CBL) has warned businesses,...

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Katse–Thaba Tseka Road to create 400 jobs

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Katse–Thaba Tseka Road to create 400 jobs

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