ENTREPRENEURSHIP EDUCATION IN LESOTHO SECONDARY SCHOOLS: PEDAGOGICAL CHALLENGES
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Malebele Motebang and Malefetsan Nketekete
National University of Lesotho
https://www.tandfonline.com/d…/abs/10.1080/17496890802221357
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by
Malebele Motebang and Malefetsan Nketekete
National University of Lesotho
https://www.tandfonline.com/d…/abs/10.1080/17496890802221357
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Highly excited prospective members of the new financial cooperative to be incubated under the NUL INNOVATION HUB voted on the name.
The name chosen was PHUTHALICHABA.
Prospective members, who are about 300 at the moment (the number is growing fast), were given a chance to vote in WhatsApp groups. In just 30 minutes, they came up with different names and then voted on the best name.
PHUTHALICHABA won the race and no other name even came close.
Viva PHUTHALICHABA Viva!
The name could have won the race for obvious reasons.
The National University of Lesotho (NUL) Registrar, Mrs. Liteboho Maqalika-Lerotholi, assumed duty on 3rd March, 2015.
Born and bred in Lesotho in the Leribe district, Mrs. Maqalika-Lerotholi has a wealth of experience in leadership, administration and management having worked at the helm of several higher educational institutions within the country as well as the Ministry of Education and Training. She is an alumnus of the National University of Lesotho.
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Dr. Fako J. Likoti I Department o f Politics and Administrative Studies I National University o f Lesotho
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Kananelo E. Mosito I Faculty of Law I National University of Lesotho
https://journals.co.za/content/jlsdev/3/1/EJC196981
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Libaka tseo oka fumanang Boreleli products:
1. Southline Fast Food.
2. Lifefo Super Market.
3. Resturant e lifemeng pakeng tsa Mapoleseng le Thetsane Hardware.
4. Mookoli opposite Engine Garage pela ATM,
Maseru Private Hospital.
5. Joy Guest House, Seapoint le Ha Mabote
The National University of Lesotho (NUL) Innovation Hub is happy to introduce another milestone, an amazing tea by Joalane Mohale and ‘Matsomoli Mokhele, the NUL graduates. The Hub is now incubating Bolepo tea. It is a delicious and healing tea made from maize silk (Bolepo ba poone).
It was first developed by NUL students, commercialised outside NUL, and made its way to the NUL Innovation Hub. The hub is now preparing it for large scale commercial production.
“It is a tea that combines taste and medicinal properties in one package,” ‘Matsomoli Mokhele said.
The National university of Lesotho (NUL) International Science, Technology and Innovation Conference and Expo (NULSTICE) is a biannual event meant to:
1. Showcase products and ideas by NUL students, graduates and staff
2. Update the public on the university’s relevance with regards to development of modern economy
3. Discuss solutions to pressing issues of our times
4. Create networking opportunities for young innovators
Six volunteer ushers who are registered NUL students are needed to assist with the NULISTICE
Work scope:
The Faculty of Law at the National University of Lesotho (NUL) will hold a public Lecture on the theme “Mandate of Ombudsman in Administration of Justice in Lesotho:Lessons from the Office of the Public Protector South Africa”. Amongst the issues to be discussed in this lecture are:
(1) Maladministration and corruption in the public service;
(2) Delays in the issuing of judgments by the judiciary; and
(3) Executive or ministerial accountability.