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Rapelang Radebe

Lesotho

Producer at SABC News

Journalist, News Correspondent and Editor at Freelance

SABC News Correspondent, Lesotho ~ Freelance Journalist ~ FCPX Editor ~ Camera and Aerial Drone Video/Photography.

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  • 1 month ago | sabcnews.com | Rapelang Radebe

    The recent US Liberation Day tariffs announcement has sent shock waves to the world, and punched Lesotho the hardest, with a total of 50% import tariffs. Africa Expo in Lesotho supplies South Africa with 90% of its products. The remaining 10% goes to the US market and getting this 10% right is what opens many doors to the rest of the globe. But the recent 50% US tariffs announcement dealt a hard blow to companies like Africa Expo.

  • Sep 28, 2024 | sabcnews.com | Rapelang Radebe

    The collaboration project between the University of Johannesburg and the Durban University of Technology is on a road show to Lesotho to display and research more about the work of the Martin Molefe Memory Project, featuring the man who was termed the ‘Prince of African Fashion’ back in the 1960s. The project is layered in three themes, ranging from the 1962 Lesotho Royal Wedding to the Black Pageantry and a ready-to-wear designer.

  • Jun 24, 2024 | sabcnews.com | Rapelang Radebe

    Reading Time: 2 minutesThe Alliance Françe in Maseru has organised a cycling event in commemoration of the 200 years that Basotho have existed as a nation. An inaugural Tour de Maseru comprises a mixed track of 20km for professional riders while others can enjoy a more relaxed 10 km loop. The event also serves as a prelude to the upcoming Tour de France. It is the first cycling event of its kind for the city of Maseru.

  • Apr 27, 2024 | sabcnews.com | Rapelang Radebe

    Reading Time: < 1 minuteThe Kingdom of Lesotho is holding its inaugural Mining Indaba Khotla, under the theme: The Future of Lesotho’s Mining Landscape. Making new connections and conversations will be the motto during the two day’s event, where key industry players will meet under one roof to discuss future prospects and to tackle common challenges facing the industry.

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Rapelang Radebe @ntateRaps
14 May 25

Be a doctor they said…and now it’s doctors killing doctors! Let’s stand up against bullies!!! https://t.co/Ymie4AkGd2

Rapelang Radebe
Rapelang Radebe @ntateRaps
13 May 25

I think I like the question, I however can’t fly past an ‘EU Research’ line… why EU, specifically? Unless I’m misreading your question!

padrepio disciple
padrepio disciple @NtlatlapaBokang

@ntateRaps @Sophie_Mokoena Was there ever an EU research that predicted Lesotho's water resources would be depleted in a not so distant future?

Rapelang Radebe
Rapelang Radebe @ntateRaps
12 May 25

South Africa’s Deputy Minister, #Isaack_Seitloholo say to them #ORASECOM is most critical hence they take their financial obligations seriously and they proud to be up to date with their subscription and are a host to the secretariat. ⁦@Sophie_Mokoena⁩ #sabcnews https://t.co/ehxFgEom1c