Pascalinah Kabi
Multimedia Investigative Journalist at AllAfrica
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4 weeks ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Mamasupha Moshoeshoe |Limpho Sello |Pascalinah Kabi
According to the 2022 UNAids report , nearly one-in-five people aged 15 to 49 are HIV positive in Lesotho. The country lost around $48m in USAID funding following Mr Trump's freeze. Worldwide, the cuts are forecast to put the fight against the epidemic back by years, with a risk of infection rates and Aids cases rising to levels not seen since the turn of the century.
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Mar 27, 2025 |
gavi.org | Pascalinah Kabi
"To my guardians who allowed me to receive this HPV vaccination, I thank them because I believe they played a major role in ensuring I am not among the women diagnosed with cervical cancer," said Palesa Mothae. Mothae, now aged 24, was immunised against the human papillomavirus (HPV) during her primary school years in Lesotho, providing her with protection from cervical cancer. HPV is the cause of the vast majority of cases of cervical cancer, the most common cancer in Lesotho.
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Feb 24, 2025 |
gavi.org | Pascalinah Kabi
When 30-year-old Ithabeleng Mosele (not her real name) discovered that her husband was having an extramarital affair about a year ago, the fear of being infected with HIV shattered her. “That is when I started to feel uncomfortable and unsafe,” Mosele told VaccinesWork in a recent interview. Mosele comes from Lesotho – a country with the second-highest HIV prevalence rate in the world.
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Sep 17, 2023 |
equaltimes.org | Pascalinah Kabi
Según la oficina nacional de las Naciones Unidas en Lesoto, este reino situado al sur del continente africano es uno de los lugares más peligrosos para las mujeres y las niñas, con una de las tasas más altas del mundo de violencia sexual y de género. Asimismo, Lesoto es el segundo mayor exportador de ropa y textiles de África, por detrás de Kenia, y dicho sector constituye el mayor empleador del ámbito privado del país, en el que un 80% de los trabajadores textiles son mujeres.
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Sep 17, 2023 |
equaltimes.org | Pascalinah Kabi
According to the , the southern African kingdom is one of the most dangerous places to be a woman or a girl, with some of the highest rates of sexual and gender-based violence in the world. In addition, Lesotho is the second largest exporter of garments and textiles in Africa after Kenya, with the sector holding the position of being the largest private-sector employer in the country, with 80 per cent of garment and textile workers being women.
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Sad truth: the scandals at LEC will fade away—just like many others before them. We’ll only remember them when it suits us. Lesotho and accountability are sworn enemies. Basotho rarely take a stand based on principle—we move with emotions, dictated by the outrage of the moment. https://t.co/dBeQ9dw85x
Our never-ending problems.
Lesotho’s Minister of Natural Resources, Mohlomi Moleko, has confirmed that Lesotho owes South Africa M513 million in outstanding water-related value-added tax refunds. For more information, click this👇link: https://t.co/ArF9UA4ps3
No one should have a hole between the birth canal and the bladder or between the bladder and the rectum. When such a hole forms, a woman loses control over urinating or passing stool—it just leaks without her realising or feeling the urge. This is called obstetric fistula.
of blankets, trying to hide the leakage and its smell. As the world marks the International Day to End Obstetric Fistula, we tell Libuseng’s story. She represents thousands of women living in the shadows of our health system. https://t.co/xWH1DLkOTr
