The National University of Lesotho (NUL) computer scientist, Napo Mosola and his student, Mokhutli Letsae, are creating and testing an application that prevents crooks from stealing and using your information online. To do this, he just needs a picture of your face!
This is happening as NUL computer experts get deeper and deeper into Artificial Intelligence.
Letzadzo Kometsi (National University of Lesotho)
Lesotho Law Journal 26 (1), 231-243, 2018
They have been in the business of testing over the past 2 years and they have tested tens of products at the National University of Lesotho (NUL).
They have now purchased new additional equipment that is ready to determine presence and amounts of the various elements, chemical and biological, in your products.
Inbox/call/WhatsApp +26653874628 or +26659420052
Or
Search and inbox Mahlomola Hlongoane,'Mathekiso Ramositli or Kabelo Makara for further details
Proceedings of EQUADIFF 2017
pp. 305–314
MOTLATSI MOLATI∗ AND HIDEKI MURAKAWA†
∗Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, National University of Lesotho, P.O. Roma, 180, Lesotho (m.molati@nul.ls).
†Faculty of Mathematics, Kyushu University, 744 Motooka, Nishiku, Fukuoka 819-0395,
Japan(murakawa@math.kyushu
Abstract
This paper deals with nonlinear diffusion problems which include the Stefan problem,
The on-going study by the National University of Lesotho (NUL) Linguistics Masters student, Maky Letsie, was sparked by a whatsApp message from a friend (Refiloe Lephoi). Basotho, according to the message, call ATM “mochine,” laptop “mochine,” pencil sharpener “mochine,” nail cutter “mochine,” beautiful car “mochine,” washing machine, “mochine,” and a good student, “mochine.”
Of course there is nothing wrong with "mochine" since “all the above words have a machine-like element in them,” Maky said. “But can we introduce variety when giving names?”
(BY LENA)
The National University of Lesotho (NUL) has developed over 30 programmes and some have been offered a probationary accreditation status until the year 2023.
This was said by King Letsie III, Chancellor of the university, when delivering remarks at the 3rd annual general meeting of the 13th Council of the university held at Roma campus on Monday.
The King said two programmes have been offered full accreditation adding that these programmes have been developed during the term of office of the current Council.