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Statement of SADC Council of NGOs on the sanctions imposed on officials on the International Criminal Court
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The Southern African Development Community Council of NGOs (SADC-CNGO), an umbrella of civil society coordinating bodies in the SADC region has studied carefully the recent global development regarding the Trump administrations latest aggression targeting the International Criminal Court (ICC).
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Call for Expression of Interest for Consultancy on Comparative Study (Lesotho and SADC) on Inclusive and Non- Formal Education.
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Lesotho Council of NGOs under the auspicious support of OXFAM IBIS under the project “Education Out Loud” is embarking on a comparative study (Lesotho -SADC) on the inclusive and non-formal education modalities and success.
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Sectoral Representation in the National Reforms Authority Election Invitation to Sectors
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The Lesotho Council of NGO’s (LCN) presents its complements to your esteemed organisation.
Whereas Section 5 (4) of the National Reforms Authority Act, 2019 bestows on the Lesotho Council of NGOs (LCN) the responsibility to convene meetings for purposes of nominating candidates to represent institutions in the in the National Reforms Authority (NRA), LCN writes to invite your organisation to a meeting to be held on Wednesday the 4th December at LCN staring at 09hrs.
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Southern African Development Community-Council of Non-Govermental Organisations Media Statement
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Civil Society Calls on SADC to Take Urgent Action on the Violence in South Africa. The recent outbreak of violence in the Republic of South Africa is a matter of grave concern for South Africa, the SADC region and Africa as a whole. Unfortunately these new wave of attacks against people perceived as “foreign” are not isolated actions by a few criminal elements. It is undeniable that a prevailing atmosphere of racist anti-African xenophobia has arisen in South Africa.
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Lesotho Council of NGOs (LCN) held Sectoral Consultations on Reforms
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Having gathered at Manthabiseng Convention Centre from the 22nd to 25th July 2019 with an aim of contributing in the Reforms Processes the Country is undergoing; Undertaking this august exercise in light with a noble theme the Reform Process has adopted- ‘#The Lesotho We Want: Dialogue for National Transformation’.
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Good governance and participation are essential aspects of democracy
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Development is impossible in the absence of true democracy, respect for human rights, peace and good governance. Good governance and human rights are mutually reinforcing.
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Lesotho Council of NGOs to convene consultations with Basotho in the Diaspora (South Africa) on National Reforms
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The Kingdom of Lesotho is in the process of national reforms intended to spearhead the transformation of the Kingdom into a stable, prosperous and united nation as articulated in the document, #The Lesotho We Want
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Lesotho Council of NGOs to convene a training on UDHR for NGOs (27/05/16)
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Lesotho Council of NGOs will convene a training on the Universal Declaration
of Human Rights (UDHR) at Mmelesi Lodge on 30th to 31st May 2016. The training
is a first of the series of Human Rights trainings under the Project Civil Society
Engagement Towards Fostering Rule of Law and Accountability in Lesotho....
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Petition to The RT HON The Prime Minister of The Government of The Kindom of Lesotho
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Concerns of Alliance of Non-State-Actors: Lesotho's AGOA Prospects...
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Press Release: Alliance of concerned non-state actors
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Civil society and non-state formations in Lesotho (NGOs,
Trade Unions, Professional Associations, Community and Religious Organisations)
have been at the forefront of highlighting concerns of the public about the
deterioration of human rights, safety, security and stability of governance and the economy...
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Press Release: Lesotho Council of NGOs to convene a dialogue on human rights violation trends (20/04/16)
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Lesotho Council of NGOs has organised a dialogue on the human rights
violation trends during the operations of the Lesotho Defence Force
(LDF) in Lebakeng and surrounding areas on the 21st April 2016 at
Victoria Hotel in Maseru at 09:00 hrs...
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Road Safety Campaign launched by LCN
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Deputy Minister of Education, Hon. Thabang Kholumo launched the road
safety programme being implemented by Lesotho Council of NGOs(LCN)
aimed at improving child road safety at St Bernadette Primary School in Maseru on Thursday (17/03/16).
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LCN holds TOT on Mediation and Conflict Management (17th-20th March 2016)
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Lesotho Council of NGOs convened a Training of Trainers (TOT)
at Palace Hotel on 17th-20th March 2016 to train partners and
associates as trainers on Mediation and Conflict Management as
well as equipping the partners and Associates with skills and
knowledge that will help them train CSOs to resolve conflicts
in their organisations...
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Lesotho Council of NGOs to hold a women's forum on International Women's day
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As the world pauses to observe the International women's day (08/03/16), we as
civil society organisations in Lesotho would also want to take this time to
reflect on the progress of women aligning ourselves with the global theme
"Planet 50-50 by 2030, step it up for gender equity". We have organized a women's
forum to be held at AME Hall Maseru from 9:00 am...
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Lesotho Council of NGOs to convene a training on HIV and TB co-infection
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In order to increase community engagement to support HIV and TB co-infection interventions, Lesotho
Council of NGOs will convene a one-day training at Lesotho Association of Non Formal Education (LANFE)
hall and at Mazenod Conference Centre on March 7th for LCN Volunteers...
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BUDGET SPEECH TO PARLIAMENT FOR THE 2016/2017 FISCAL YEAR
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'MAMPHONO KHAKETLA (PhD)
MINISTER OF FINANCE
MASERU 19 FEBRUARY 2016
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The 2016/17 budget proposes a total projected revenue of M15, 473.8 million, of which Government revenue is M13, 370.8 million. Of this amount SACU receipts account for M4, 593.8 million, domestic taxes M6, 251.1 million, whilst non-tax revenue accounts for M2, 525.8 million. Donor grants and loans account for the difference between the total revenue and government's contribution.....
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PRESS STATEMENT BY THE FAMILY OF LT GENERAL MAAPARANKOE MAHAO ON SADC REPORT: 16 FEBRUARY 2016, MASERU, LESOTHO
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Lt General Maaparankoe Mahao's family has had the opportunity to study Justice Mphaphi Phumaphi Commission of Inquiry Report. As all of us will remember, the Commission was established by SADC to investigate the circumstances surrounding the death of General Mahao and the alleged mutiny against the current leadership of the Lesotho Defence Force (LDF). The Report was endorsed by the SADC Double Troika at its Summit held in Gaborone, Botswana on 18th January, 2016 with an injunction on the Lesotho Government to publish it and implement it....
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