MASERU - March 10 - Three local event organizing outfits plan to host a massive music festival to celebrate this year’s Moshoeshoe’s Day.

A Mafeteng man who was yesterday found guilty of illegal possession of a firearm was slapped with an 18 month prison term or to pay an optional fine of M18 000.

Prime Minister Pakalitha Mosisili says the existence of the National Planning Board (NPB) does not define the rule of law in a democratic dispensation.

BLOEMFONTEIN - The curtain finally came down on the 2009/10 ABSA Premiership games with Bloemfontein Celtic finishing in the top eight after playing to a 1-1 draw with Orlando Pirates at Seisa Ramabodu.

Public Eye Monday Edition Photographer, Hlompho Letsielo received his international award prize at a glittering ceremony at the United Nations Building yesterday.

BLOEMFONTEIN-The South African Student Congress (Sasco) and the Freedom Front Plus (FF+) at the University of the Free State (UFS) are at loggerheads over the Intervarsity Games.

Lioli claim to have spotted flaws in the expert report that prompted the verdict that they should forfeit maximum points to Matlama after both teams’ fans disrupted their league match at Pitso-Ground earlier in January.

Former clerk of Lesotho parliament, Matlamukele Matete, appeared in the Lesotho High Court yesterday on charges of fraud and corruption. Matete’s co-accused, Konica Enterprise, operating as ITEC Lesotho and owned by the late Mr Khuele was also slapped with charges of corruption.