August 2018

They take what would otherwise be dull and boring stones, crush them, and reconstitute them into abnormally hard and glistering tiles and countertops that have intrigued the nation!

As members of the National University of Lesotho (NUL)’s Engineered Stone research team which includes Mr Lesia Matlali and Mr Setlhare Jane move around Lesotho, they are not only fascinated by Lesotho’s abundant stone resources, they are determined to turn them into remarkable products.

Tiiso Ramadumane, the National University of Lesotho (NUL) Research Assistant supervised by Mr Seforo Mohlalisi has developed a remote sensing system that tells you liquid level in terms of volumes in any of your storage devices, live, on your mobile-phone!

If, for instance, you are a mobile service provider, you don’t have to worry about a tower shutting down and signal running out unexpectedly due to low diesel levels.

Journal of African Economies, 2018, 1–19

Mamello A. Nchake (a,b,*), Lawrence Edwards (c),and Tresor N. Kaya (c)

(a) Department of Economics, National University of Lesotho, Maseru, Lesotho
(b) School of Economics, University of Cape Town, Cape Town, South Africa, and
(c) School of Economics,University of Cape Town, Rondebosch, Cape Town, South Africa

*Corresponding author: Mamello A. Nchake. E-mail: mnchake@yahoo.com

Abstract

Despite efforts to increase integration within Africa, product markets remain seg-

The National University of Lesotho (NUL) ChatBot is a brilliant "human-free" platform created by NUL student, Kabelo Lekhatla, which “understands” and answers your specific questions on Facebook, among other things.

It understands your questions no matter how you ask them, as if you are being responded to by a human. For instance, if you type a question, “what are the NUL tuition fees?” or “can you provide tuition fees?” it answers, “for which of the faculties below?” and then it lists the Faculties.

Topic: The impact of regulations on investment in mobile telephone infrastructure in SADC countries

Date: Friday 17 August 2018 @ 10am 
Venue: Economics Seminar Room, National University of Lesotho

Dear all,

We are starting our new academic year (2018/2019) with a seminar presentation to be given by Professor Albert Makochekanwa (a visiting Professor from the Department of Economics, University of Zimbabwe). He will be presenting the paper titled "The impact of regulations on investment in mobile telephone infrastructure in SADC countries".

The exceptionally talented novel author, mentor, science tutor, motivational speaker and entrepreneur comes out of the National University of Lesotho (NUL). The author Khotso Masitha known as Jimmy amongst his peers and Thaema from his students releases the Motivational book "Fall Amongst the Stars. "

The author reveals his experience among his peers with a broad smile, "one of my colleagues said after seeing the book, "I never thought scientists can write"". 

The competition involved 123 participants from 49 different countries in 4 continents. Out of all these, Letsatsi Lekhooa, the former National University of Lesotho (NUL) Mathematics and Computer Science Student was number one after beating 122 other entrants. That is thanks to his work on sustainable agriculture, a development of his own orchard and community service in his village!

Mamahloko Senatla 1, Mamello Nchake 2, Bennedict M. Taele 3, Innocent Hapazari 4

1. Council for Scientific and Industrial Research, Energy Centre, Pretoria 0184, South Africa,

2. Department of Economics, National University of Lesotho, Roma 180, Lesotho,

3. Department of Physics and Electronics, National University of Lesotho, Roma 180, Lesotho

4. Department of Chemistry and Chemical Technology, National University of Lesotho, Roma 180, Lesotho 

A B S T R A C T

By Ilongo Fritz Ngale (NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF LESOTHO) 
Published Apr 30, 2018
261 Pages
Genre: EDUCATION / Professional Development

Published by Outskirts Press

Book Details

Good news for potential postgraduate students. When the National University of Lesotho (NUL) Department of Chemistry and Chemical Technology accepts you into its reviewed Masters programme, it offers competitive funding.

“We are the first Department in the University to develop and test-drive this model,” says Dr Emmanuel Tanor, head of the Department. “Surely, we won’t be the last Department”, he added.