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Lesotho: Parliament Questions Cancellation of Maseru's Fumbled Dumpsite Contract

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By Sechaba Mokhethi Verified
| AllAfrica
City council says the M27-million agreement was unlawful from the start, but MPs say it remains responsible for the deal The Maseru City Council awarded a M27-million (M1=R1) contract it was not legally allowed to sign, and later sought on this basis to cancel the agreement, Parliament's Public Accounts Committee heard on Friday. The contract with consultancy SSL Joint Venture was to oversee the rehabilitation of the Tšosane dumpsite and to develop a new landfill.
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Parliament questions cancellation of Maseru’s fumbled dumpsite contract

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By Sechaba Mokhethi Verified
| GroundUp Verified
Aerial view of the Tšosane dumpsite in Maseru. Residents won a court battle to have the dump closed, but the city council has fumbled the contract to rehabilitate the site. Photos: Sechaba Mokhethi. The Maseru City Council awarded a M27-million (M1=R1) contract it was not legally allowed to sign, and later sought on this basis to cancel the agreement, Parliament’s Public Accounts Committee heard on Friday.
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Lesotho Seeks Compensation and Economic Support From South Africa

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By Sechaba Mokhethi Verified
| AllAfrica
Foreign affairs minister Limpho Tau lists land dispossession, migrant labour and apartheid-era raids as historical injustices Lesotho's foreign affairs minister says South Africa has a moral obligation to help address poverty and the lack of economic growth in Lesotho. Minister Limpho Tau told the South African government that land dispossession, migrant labour and apartheid-era military raids had contributed to Lesotho's economic hardship.
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