An accountant charged with Corruption and Money Laundering
The National University of Lesotho (NUL) accountant Mr Phillip Tefo Majara stationed at Institute of Extra-Mural Studies (IEMS) branch in Maseru, working in the accounts office. The accused unlawfully did the following:
04/08/2020 – Home affairs employees charged with crime of cheating of public revenue and money laundering
Nthatisi Thabane, and Mathabo Matsoso were employees of Lesotho government posted at the Ministry of Home Affairs holding offices of Refugee and Migration Liaison officer and Secretary to the then Deputy Minister of Home Affairs respectively. While the third accused is Ensenjor Akinagum, a naturalized Mosotho who was self-employed as the Principal Management Consultant and operating in Maseru […]
Businessmen charged over government fleet tender
DCEO charged businessmen, Mr Teboho Tlokotsi and Mr Tumo Ramonaheng with corruption in the procurement of the government vehicle fleet. The two charged with contravening the Prevention of Corruption and Economic Offences Act after allegedly accepting or attempting to accept bribes to totaling M234.000.00 from a Member of Parliament Likeleli Tampane and several others to facilitate the hiring of […]
Director General charged with corruption and fraud
Former Director General of Land Administration Authority (LAA) Mr Mahashe Chaka charged with contravening Section 13 (3) )a) and (b) of the Prevention of Corruption and Economic Offences Act 5 of 2009 as amended and Section 68(1) read with Section 109 of Penal code Act 6 of 2010. The accused did unlawfully divert property entrusted to […]
Minister charged with corruption
Former Minister of Gender,Sports and Recreation Dr Mahali Phamotse, Principal secretary Education and Deputy Principal secretary was charged with corruption for allegedly influencing the awarding of a 2015 High schools textbooks tender to Epic Printers and Molumeli PTY(Ltd). She was granted free bail by Chief Magistrate, saying she believe the minister would not abscond but would […]
The Youth Anti-Corruption Programme
The Youth Anti-Corruption Programme is a dynamic initiative aimed at empowering young people outside the formal education system to take an active role in the fight against corruption. The programme seeks to raise awareness, build integrity, and strengthen accountability within youth communities across various sectors. The main objective is to equip and mobilize these young […]
Prevention of corruption
The Ministry of Health craved to engage a South African company called Liselo Labs to provide Covid 19 tests. The company wanted to charge the Government of Lesotho between M350 and M500 per test beginning with 50 people. The process of engaging Liselo Lab did not follow procurement procedure, therefore the DCEO stopped Ministry of Health to […]