March 2019

The belittling of Lesotho for being "small" drives him nuts. That is why he, ntate Sets’abi Sets’abi, Senior Lecturer at the National University of Lesotho (NUL) , has started planting 1500 almond trees (they give out almond nuts) in his quest to make Lesotho a nutty country. Let's hear from the horse's mouth.

"Almost every academic article and research report that you read on Lesotho starts with the same line "Lesotho is a small mountainous country that is completely surrounded by the Republic of South Africa".

The prestigious international competition is called Solar Decathlon Africa (http://solardecathlonafrica.com/). The battle will be on who will build the best energy efficient house, with a zing of innovation, in a few days in Morocco. And the National University of Lesotho (NUL) scientists led by Dr Moeketsi Mpholo are part of the competition.

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Good news for innovative NUL students. Over and above the products it makes by itself, the National University of Lesotho (NUL) Innovation Hub will soon provide space for students to sell a variety of products which they have PRODUCED themselves. For instance, a student might be producing polish at small scale but be struggling to find a platform for selling it. NUL Innovation Hub will provide the space.

As we unlock the future of Lesotho

Johannesburg-based author and former National University of Lesotho (NUL) student of Pharmacy, Robert Taolana, is about to release the next book, LIFE IN ALL ITS FULLNESS. The fine piece of work, which will be published in Johannesburg, South Africa, follows on the footsteps of his famous book, A TALENT PAY CHEQUE, which was published in London, in the United Kingdom.

His international adventures has seen him qouted among the best in Carpe Diem Qoutes.

"Because we care for you," NUL released a statement, "we will be reminding you about various courses that NUL offers during this applications period...
Applications open until 31st March, 2019
Visit our website for more details.

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. 

The solar-powered waste paper based mobile carwash will literally blow your mind! It is tiny, and it uses tiny amounts of water and it leaves no waste. Designed and manufactured by the ever-creative Charles Jane (CJ), a researcher at the National University of Lesotho (NUL), CJ Carwash cleans your car wherever it is. In your garage, office or mall parking lots; just about anywhere. It is driven by a little secret.

It uses tiny amounts of water and it leaves no dirty water on the floor!