Author: DPE Communications
DEVELOPMENT FOR PEACE EDUCATION (DPE) SEEKS SERVICES OF A CONSULTANT
Development for Peace Education (DPE) a civil society organisation based on Christian values of justice, sharing and respect for human dignity committed to the option for the cause of the …
Read MoreCOMMUNITIES EXONERATE STAFF AT DPE AGM
At the annual general meeting held in Maseru on Monday, the 26th June 2017 at the African Methodical Episcopal (AME) hall, staff of Development for Peace Education was exonerated from …
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MEMBERS OF DEVELOPMENT FOR PEACE EDUCATION PREPARE FOR AGM
On the 13th and 14th June 2017, members of Development for Peace Education (DPE) held regional annual general meetings in the eight areas where the organisation works. Regional annual general …
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WILL THABANE’S INAUGURATION BE JUDGED FOR WHAT IT WORTHS?
The mid June inauguration celebration marking official end of term for Dr Pakalitha Mosisili’s administration and beginning of Dr. Motsoahae Thomas Thabane’s regime will be remembered much more for what …
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IS MOTANYANE BEST SUITED TO PRESIDE OVER 10th PARLIAMENT OF LESOTHO?
The unopposed election of a political veteran and former Speaker RT. Hon Sephiri Motanyane to the position of a Speaker of National Assembly of the tenth Parliament of the Kingdom …
Read MoreDPE Coordinator speaks at NUL Memorial and Anti Violence Campaign Launch
Development for Peace Education(DPE) Coordinator Sofonea Shale delivered a message at the memorial service of Tumelo Mohlomi at National University of Lesotho and event linked up with a launch of …
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Yes to eighty-five percent voter turn-out; stable government; and improved governance By Relebohile Senyane
“A rising tide lifts all boats.” There is broad agreement that in economic terms as countries have gotten richer more people have been lifted out of poverty. I believe this …
Read MoreNomination day underlined the centrality of political parties to the election
Nomination day 2017 was an exciting time. Political parties and their followers came out in good numbers behind the candidates representing them at different constituencies. As I stood back from …
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