October 2019

CHARACTERISING WETLAND HYDROLOGY AND WATER QUALITY IN STREAMS AND WETLANDS OF KHALONG-LA-LITHUNYA, LESOTHO

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M. Mots'ets'e, B.E. Mapeshoane, M. Masopha, M.B. Khoeli, T. Nkheloane, M. Mokhatla, and M. Rasekoele
National University of Lesotho

https://ageconsearch.umn.edu/record/263402/

African Journal of Rural Development, Vol. 2 (1): 2017: pp.117-125

A CREDIT AND LENDING COOPERATIVE THAT IS MEANT TO FUEL NUL INNOVATION

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Yes, it’s all about these twin proverbs: “culture of saving” and “access to finance.” So Mr Tebello Tjapela, the National University of Lesotho (NUL) Master’s student of Economics spent months underground, researching about and creating a Credit and Lending Cooperative with the aim of encouraging the culture of saving among NUL students and teachers and supporting the ballooning levels of NUL innovation.

This business will be incubated under the NUL Innovation Hub.

MEDICINAL PLANTS USED FOR THE TREATMENT OF SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED INFECTIONS IN THE MASERU DISTRICT, LESOTHO: ANTIMICTOBIAL VALIDATION, PHYTOCHEMICAL AND CYTOTOXICITY STUDIES

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South African Journal of Botany · February 2019

Lerato Seleteng Kose (Dr), National University of Lesotho, Anna Moteetee, University of Johannesburg and Sandy Van Vuuren, Wits University

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SOD TURNING FOR NUL FACILITIES

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By Leemisa Thuseho (Informative Newspaper)

(It's about sharing more details folks)

MASERU- With 14 months left before the 2020 African Union Sport Council (AUSC) Region 5 Youth Games kick start, the host Lesotho yesterday held a sod-turning ceremony for the games residence halls and facilities to be built at the National University of Lesotho (NUL).

MEET THE NUL GRADUATE WHO FELL IN LOVE WITH WOOL AND MATS

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Her handmade woolen mats are catchy. Watch her patiently weave them, and you will see the depth of passion and skill. For her, it is just a continuation of what has long been part of her life…wool, wool, wool. “Wool has followed me in all my days,” said the National University of Lesotho (NUL) trained entrepreneur, Tselane Sesiu, who is busy in the business of making woolen mats.