Established in 1938, Paray Mission Hospital is a Roman Catholic institution owned by the Diocese of Maseru and is operationally managed by Sisters of Charity of Ottawa. The hospital currently has a capacity of 76 beds, and is staffed with 6 medical doctors, 75 nurses, 41 non-clinical professional staff in different cadres, and 35 non-professional staff. We look forward… Read More »
Lesotho was originally inhabited by local tribes of hunter-gatherers called the Khoisan. Later came the Bantu tribes and eventually the Sotho-Tswana peoples. In 1822 King Moshoeshoe I united the land under one rule for the first time. Lesotho (formerly Basutoland) was constituted as a native state under British protection by a treaty signed with the native chief Moshoeshoe in… Read More »
Lesotho was originally inhabited by local tribes of hunter-gatherers called the Khoisan. Later came the Bantu tribes and eventually the Sotho-Tswana peoples. In 1822 King Moshoeshoe I united the land under one rule for the first time. Lesotho (formerly Basutoland) was constituted as a native state under British protection by a treaty signed with the native chief Moshoeshoe in… Read More »
Seboche Mission Hospital is a non-profit Roman Catholic health institution, owned by the Diocese of Leribe. It started as a clinic in 1947.At its inception, services provided by the clinic were limited to EPI (Smallpox) and the Catholic Relief Services (CRS) Food Programme. The hospital proper was constructed in 1956 and upgraded to Hospital Status in 1962 by… Read More »
Lesotho was originally inhabited by local tribes of hunter-gatherers called the Khoisan. Later came the Bantu tribes and eventually the Sotho-Tswana peoples. In 1822 King Moshoeshoe I united the land under one rule for the first time. Lesotho (formerly Basutoland) was constituted as a native state under British protection by a treaty signed with the native chief Moshoeshoe in… Read More »
Lesotho was originally inhabited by local tribes of hunter-gatherers called the Khoisan. Later came the Bantu tribes and eventually the Sotho-Tswana peoples. In 1822 King Moshoeshoe I united the land under one rule for the first time. Lesotho (formerly Basutoland) was constituted as a native state under British protection by a treaty signed with the native chief Moshoeshoe in… Read More »
An innovative public private partnership facilitated by IFC in the mountain kingdom of Lesotho has transformed its health care system with the opening in 2011 of a 425-bed hospital that will help the tiny country treat tens of thousands of patients a year and has demonstrated much higher level of service and results on patient health, while remaining… Read More »
Lesotho was originally inhabited by local tribes of hunter-gatherers called the Khoisan. Later came the Bantu tribes and eventually the Sotho-Tswana peoples. In 1822 King Moshoeshoe I united the land under one rule for the first time. Lesotho (formerly Basutoland) was constituted as a native state under British protection by a treaty signed with the native chief Moshoeshoe in… Read More »
Thaba-Bosiu Risk Solutions (Pty) Ltd was established on 1st of April 2006 being a company bought out from Thebe Risk Services, which had decided to cease trading and transferred all control of their business in Lesotho to local investors. The company is one of the leading insurance brokers in the Lesotho with a credit agency agreement with all… Read More »
The Embassy of Lesotho in Kuwait conducts diplomatic relations with the State of Kuwait covering the bilateral activities that includes political, economic, educational and exchange bilateral cooperation. The Mission’s diplomatic assignment also extends to 11 other countries of accreditation thus; State of United Arab Emirates, State of Qatar, State of Saudi Arabia, Republic Lebanon, Islamic Republic of Iran,… Read More »