August 2019

It is, perhaps, the only muesli of its kind in the region. Traditional flavour, healthy, convenient and tasty, it is meant to celebrate Basotho’s love for sorghum (mabele lumela! Ueeena mabele!). And it is arguably the best way to start your day.

The company that produces the muesli is under the National University of Lesotho (NUL) Innovation Hub and its products go by the trade name “Bohlokoa.” It is led by ‘Matokelo Nthejane and Moliehi Mohapinyane under the the supervision of Dr Pulane Nkhabutlane. 
What is this Bohlokoa muesli?

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Apply for NULISTICE 2020 http://bit.ly/30DfFsC

by

Sibusisiswe Magama
National University of Lesotho

https://www.ajol.info/index.php/ajb/article/view/59341

Her name is Mrs Yande Sikazwe-Mothae. The action-oriented MD brings extensive business experience that spans three countries: Lesotho, South Africa and Zambia.

Her mandate is to secure NUL's interests in the ever ballooning number of innovative businesses NUL is giving birth to these days. Tloutle Holdings becomes part of, or wholly owns, some of these companies.

All the best 'Me.

Fumana motoho o nepotsoeng o nang le tatso ea khalekhale ea motoho. "Haho na motoho o ts'oanang le oona 'Marakeng," ho rialo bareki ba rona. "O boreletsana, o oa lelemela, e bile o bolila ba tlhaho," ba phethela joalo bareki, ebile hlathe e lelekisa tsebe.

Hobaneng u sa iphumanele mopotjoana oa hau u nto momona?

Business proposals for the second phase of the NUL Innovation Hub http://bit.ly/30DfFsC

She makes bags—she makes good bags. Her bags are classy, unique, and they are deliberately infused with a local taste. “When I make a bag, I make sure that there is often no question where it was made. There must be something that says, "made in Lesotho,” says the passionate National University of Lesotho (NUL) educated Rethabile Matela.

For that she uses a tweak of Seshoeshoe fabric, or something traditional, in most bags. Plus there are few fabrics that are more associated with Lesotho and Basotho than Seshoeshoe fabric.

by

Thabiso Nyabanyaba
Department of Science Education - National University of Lesotho

http://sofie.ioe.ac.uk/publicati…/LesothoCaseStudyReport.pdf

Business proposals for the second phase of the NUL Innovation Hub http://bit.ly/30DfFsC

It's a matter of time before we export in full force. Each truckload of cauliflower coming in will be matched by two truckloads of cauliflower going out.

JOHANNESBURG - Dr Puleng Makhoalibe is one of 20 women globally, selected to participate in the 2019 Women Leaders for the World (WLW) programme - and has been recognised as a global leader in the fields of creativity and innovation. Hers is an inspirational story that began at the UCT Graduate School of Business (GSB).