MASERU-“DESPITE its physical constraints and limitations on independent economic policies, Lesotho’s policy framework and development strategies have been generally successful in maintaining macro-economic stability and promoting economic growth,” said Foreign Minister Mohlabi Tsekoa last week at the launch of African Peer Review mechanism report.

The report was compiled in June last year by the 14 eminent persons from different countries such as Kenya, Mozambique, Cameroon and Rwanda to name but a few through the facilitation of the National University of Lesotho following the assessment made in 1996 to 2006.

MASERU- NEW Millennium school’s entertainment organizers took Sunday by storm when both junior and senior students took to the stage to compete for Mr and Miss New Millennium 2010 at Roman Catholic Church hall.

The venue was filled with parents and students who came to support the contestants with the event beginning and ending with a lot of cheering as golden talent was showcased.

MASERU-HEAD of Infrastructure at Millennium Challenge Account Lesotho, Keketsi Chalatsa has said that rules and regulations that govern MCA oblige them to invite international companies to work in the projects that they aim to embark on soon.

Chalatsa told Informative last week that they need to advertise job prospects to all international companies for the quality of work that they need. He outlined that there will be some international companies from different countries that will work on the upcoming projects of rehabilitating local health centers.