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… Chief Leabua Jonathan of Lesotho, Prime Minister of Lesotho, is deposed of in a bloodless military coup led by …

… Six South Africans and three Lesotho nationals are killed in an attack for which the renegade Lesotho Liberation Army claims re …

… The Queen Mother of Lesotho, Mamohato Bereng Seeiso dies. …

… SA signs extradition agreement with the government of Lesotho. …

…  On 25 February 1988, Maqekeza, Ngona and a University of Lesotho student, Thandwefika Radebe, were stopped at a … ANC member, is shot dead whilst in hospital in Maseru, Lesotho …

… The Prime Minister meets Lesotho’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, discusses the revival …

… The Prime Minister meets Lesotho’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, discusses the revival …

… The Prime Minister meets Lesotho’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, discusses the revival …

… of the brazen and outrageous invasion of the Kingdom of Lesotho by the racist South African army on December 9th. The multiple murders of Lesotho nationals and South African refugees, members of the … to Your Excellency, the Government and people of Lesotho and request that Your Excellency convey these …

… to Your Excellency, the Government and people of Lesotho and request that Your Excellency convey these condolences to the relatives of the deceased Lesotho nationals. We hereby wish to express our profound … of the reaffirmation by the Government of the Kingdom of Lesotho of its continued determination to receive South …

… Phyllis Naidoo speaks of Mansery Lesotho murders of ANC, 1982 …

… Foreign Minister ‘Pik’ Botha meets Lesotho’s Minister of Foreign Affairs. They agree on the need …

… 1966, Basotholand gained its independence and was renamed Lesotho. A great-great-grandson of Moshoeshoe, Archbishop … great-great-grandson, Moshoeshoe II, became the king of Lesotho after independence. King Moshoeshoe or Moshesh of the Basotho people of Lesotho. Photo from the Nineteenth Century. …

… was shot dead (along with nine others, three of whom were Lesotho citizens) by members of the notorious Vlakplaas hit squad when they raided two houses in Maseru, Lesotho on 19 December 1985. Seven members of the Security …

… of which were marketed through curio shops in Basutoland (Lesotho) and South Africa. His works were a great commercial … UK. He did on 24 October 1944 in Koalabata, near Maseru, Lesotho. Exhibitions: 1936: Johannesburg (Empire Exhibition). …

… arrest for treason in 1956 by fleeing to Basutoland (now Lesotho), where he joined the Basutoland Congress Party … joined the Marematlou Freedom Party. During his tenure in Lesotho, he continued to support the underground activities … , late Khalaki Sello and other activists who lived in Lesotho. During the run up to the first democratic elections …

… When Phyllis and her daughter, Sukhthi were in exile Lesotho , Nersen wrote a letter to Phyllis which he sent by mail. At the time every item that came to Lesotho was scrutinised by the South African security agents. … of the country safely. On 23 July 1977, Phyllis escaped to Lesotho as her underground comrades were detained, along a …

… as Photographer/Fieldworker at the National University of Lesotho on a research project, Analysis of Rock Art in Lesotho (ARAL) which made it possible to evade further … in 1982 as an associate of Afrapix, while still working in Lesotho. He maintained contact with Afrapix and contributed …

… the PAC.  He joined the organisation after fleeing to Lesotho in late 1961 to avoid another trial, and became part … in exile.’ Later he became a press correspondent, covering Lesotho for several South African newspapers.’ …

… SA signs agreement with Lesotho on issuing of notes and coins. …

… monetary agreement is signed between South Africa, Lesotho and Swaziland. …

… Six ANC exiles in Lesotho are injured in an attack in Maseru. …

… South Africa establishes full diplomatic relations with Lesotho and the Ivory Coast. …

… on 17 July 1980. Ramatlhodi initially found exile life in Lesotho extremely lonely until he enrolled for a BA Law degree at the University of Lesotho in Roma in August 1981. When he graduated in 1984, … after final year examinations, and he subsequently left Lesotho following the 1986 coup, which dethroned Leabua …

… He was born in 1924 near Mafeteng, Basutoland (now Lesotho), the son of an Anglican minister. In 1940, while a … on 7 September 1962.  Leballo went back “to Basutoland [Lesotho] where he was born.  Here the Basutoland authorities … before the raid, hid out for some months, then left Lesotho and established PAC headquarters in Dar-es-Salaam. He …

… the case of our two countries. Closer cooperation between Lesotho and South Africa is a priority for our Government of … We are also mindful of our responsibility to assist Lesotho in coping with the consequences of falling employment … areas of official South African development assistance to Lesotho is in the retraining of retrenched mineworkers. Mr. …

… units there as well. From the Transkei, he travelled to Lesotho and then onto Swaziland, again on APLA business and back to the Transkei, via Lesotho. Whilst he was here, he heard of the military coup in … elections in South Africa in 1994, Mphahlele went back to Lesotho, on 12 April 1994, fearing arrest with the …

… Arthur Elias Letele was born on 2nd October 1915 in Maseru, Lesotho. His father, Elias Letele, was a school inspector. … As a result of this condition Letele went into exile in Lesotho in 1961. His family soon joined him. He was allowed … on South African matters he did become involved in Lesotho's politics once. On the day before South Africa was …

… X11 University College, then known as Roma College, in Lesotho. He was expelled for allegedly assaulting a fellow …

… doctor and politician, is born in Maseru, Basutoland (Lesotho). …