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Minister may benefit from Lesotho’s R100-billion AI and hydropower deal

Minister may benefit from Lesotho’s R100-billion AI and hydropower deal

by admin_ijhub | Sep 16, 2026 | Uncategorized

Public works minister Matjato Moteane is a shareholder in a local firm the government plans to invite to participate By Motsamai Mokotjo Lesotho has signed a US$6.2-billion agreement with US-based Convalt Energy to build a hydropower plant and AI data centre....
Remembering Fr. Pete Henriot: The Jesuit Who Made Faith a Call to Justice

Remembering Fr. Pete Henriot: The Jesuit Who Made Faith a Call to Justice

by admin_ijhub | Sep 16, 2026 | Uncategorized

For more than two decades in Zambia, Fr. Peter J. Henriot was a familiar voice in debates about poverty, economic justice and the role of faith in public life. But behind the respected scholar and outspoken social justice advocate was a Jesuit priest remembered by...
Minister may benefit from M100-billion AI and hydropower deal

Minister may benefit from M100-billion AI and hydropower deal

by admin_ijhub | Sep 15, 2026 | lescij

Public works minister Matjato Moteane is a shareholder in a local firm the government plans to invite to participate. Photo: Rets’elisitsoe Khabo Motsamai Mokotjo Lesotho has signed a US$6.2-billion agreement with US-based Convalt Energy to build a hydropower plant...
A Mining Town, a Narrow Revenue Base: The Test Facing Solwezi’s New Mayor

A Mining Town, a Narrow Revenue Base: The Test Facing Solwezi’s New Mayor

by admin_ijhub | Sep 15, 2026 | Uncategorized

PART ONE: Evans Lubelenga spent years as a journalist asking why Solwezi’s mineral wealth had not translated into better services. Now, as the city’s newly elected mayor, he inherits another question: why has one of Zambia’s fastest-growing mining towns become so...
Entries Open for the MakanDay Investigative Reporting Award

Entries Open for the MakanDay Investigative Reporting Award

by admin_ijhub | Sep 14, 2026 | Uncategorized

Now in its fifth year, the Eminent Prize for Investigative Journalism celebrates Zambian journalists whose reporting goes beyond the headlines to expose corruption, abuse of power and injustice. Entries close: 31 October 2026 An independent panel of judges will review...
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