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Lesotho
Chiefs of State and Cabinet Members of Foreign Governments
Date of Information: 7/21/2009 


 

King LETSIE III
Prime Min. Pakalitha Bethuel MOSISILI
Dep. Prime Min. Archibald Lesao LEHOHLA
Min. of Agriculture & Food Security Lesole MOKOMA
Min. of Communications, Science, & Technology Mothetjoa METSING
Min. of Defense & National Security Pakalitha Bethuel MOSISILI
Min. of Education & Training Mamphono KHAKETLA
Min. of Employment & Labor Refiloe MASEMENE
Min. of Finance & Development Planning Timothy THAHANE
Min. of Foreign Affairs Mohlabi Kenneth TSEKOA
Min. of Forestry & Land Reclamation Lincoln Ralechate MOKOSE
Min. of Gender, Youth, Sports, & Recreation Mathabiso LEPONO
Min. of Health & Social Welfare Mphu RAMATLAPENG
Min. of Home Affairs, Public Safety, & Parliamentary Affairs Archibald Lesao LEHOHLA
Min. of Justice, Human Rights, Correctional Services, Law, & Constitutional Affairs Mpeo Mahase MOILOA
Min. of Local Govt. & Chieftainship Pontso Matumelo SEKATLE
Min. of Natural Resources Monyane MOLELKI
Min. in the Prime Minister's Office Motloheloa PHOOKO
Min. of Public Service Semano SEKATLE
Min. of Public Works & Transport Tsele CHAKELA
Min. of Tourism, Environment, & Culture Lebohang NTSINYI
Min. of Trade & Industry, Cooperatives, & Marketing Popane LEBESA
Governor, Central Bank Moeketsi SENAOANA
Ambassador to the US David Mohlomi RANTEKO
Permanent Representative to the UN, New York Motlatsi RAMAFOLE

 


Source: CIA World Fact Book
 



NEWS FROM Lesotho

Tuesday, 01-24-12, 18:43
Africa Renewal (United Nations)-For decades the mountain kingdom of Lesotho has relied heavily on South Africa to advance - until now. South Africa's economic difficulties are placing Lesotho's economy at a crossroads, as the government struggles to push big rocks up the mountain to balance the national budget.

Wednesday, 01-18-12, 14:54
OSISA (Johannesburg)-The Southern Africa Litigation Centre (SALC) today joined the fight to repeal parts of Lesotho's discriminatory Chieftainship Act, which only allows the first-born son to succeed to chieftainship, by filing submissions in a landmark case that is due before the country's Constitutional Court next month.




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