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Lesotho learners get smaller meals after Trump’s US aid cuts

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By Sechaba Mokhethi Verified
| GroundUp Verified
Malintle Tekane, one of three cooks at St Leonard Primary School, serves students pap and beans for lunch. There are no more fresh greens or eggs to fortify the meals. Photos: Sechaba Mokhethi Lesotho’s government stepped in after US funding for school meals was cut, but GroundUp found pupils at two Semonkong primary schools are receiving smaller portions and less nutritious food.
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Lesotho MP to Repay R6-Million in Tender Fraud Case

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By Sechaba Mokhethi Verified
| AllAfrica
Anti-corruption agency says Jane Lekunya and his wife were involved in a corrupt scheme that cost the government R109-million Lesotho's anti-corruption agency, the DCEO, has announced that opposition MP Jane Lekunya has agreed to return M6-million which he benefited from agricultural tenders in an alleged M109-million fraud. The DCEO said he had agreed to cooperate in the prosecution of his alleged accomplices.
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SA company sues Lesotho tunnel builder for M165-million Original

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By Sechaba Mokhethi Verified
| GroundUp Verified
The Polihali Transfer Tunnel intake under construction. Photo: Sechaba Mokhethi South African construction company Esor claims it is owed about M165-million for preparing to work on the Polihali Transfer Tunnel after receiving a letter confirming a contract. But the Kopano Ke Matla joint venture claims the parties had not agreed on all the terms and has refused to pay Esor. The case is before the Commercial Division of the Lesotho High Court.
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