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Lesotho's premier and only dedicated agricultural publication, focusing on news, insights, and developments within the country's agricultural sector.

seahlolo

Lesotho's premier and only dedicated agricultural publication, focusing on news, insights, and developments within the country's agricultural sector.

Headlines

Building farms that sustain livelihoods

Agriculture cannot grow in silos

The King honours people sustaining Lesotho’s food system

Econet brings technology to the Farmers Pitso stage

Seahlolo Equips Journalists to Carry Agriculture Story Beyond Farmers Pitso

Iketsetseng Horizon Crowned Schools Agriculture Challenge Champion

A stronger grain harvest starts beneath the soil

The cheapest feed can cost a poultry farmer more

Beyond counting animals, farmers encouraged to build livestock businesses that last

27 schools. 118 farmers. 44 award categories. 10 Royal Honourees.

Seahlolo

Seahlolo is a product under the Newsday Media products. It is a niche publication tailored specifically for the agricultural industry, not only to fill the information gap in the industry but to assist the government reach the correct market and audience with its policy direction of investing in agricultural development for a food-sustained Lesotho. The newspaper is published by a legally registered media company trusted with reliable, credible investigative, quality and analytical print and digital news media organisation in Lesotho. Newsday Media is Lesotho’s leader of quality, credible and innovative journalism serving different markets with our wide range of products. We remain the only reliable hybrid model media organisation in Lesotho breaking all norms and keeping up with the evolution of what news media is. Contact Information: Email: admin@seahlolo.co.ls Contacts: +266 2231 4267 Physical Address: Carlton Centre, 3rd Floor, Room 302, Kingsway, Maseru, Lesotho

Advancing Apiculture: RSDA’s New Centre Aims to Export Organic Honey

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By Lerato Matheka Lesotho’s beekeeping industry is experiencing a transformative phase, with the Rural Self-Help Development Association (RSDA) spearheading initiatives to harness its economic potential. The recent inauguration of the Beekeeping Centre of Excellence in Shalane, Phamong, marks a significant milestone in this journey. Background of Lesotho’s Beekeeping Industry Traditionally, beekeeping in Lesotho has been…

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