Nthatuoa Koeshe RURAL masses must protect themselves against the looming third wave of Covid-19 during the upcoming Easter holidays by reporting any signs and symptoms to the authorities. This will help fight the killer disease which has so far infected 10 535 and killed 309 people according to the latest National Covid-19 Secretariat (NACOSEC) statistics. […]
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NACOSEC must be realistic
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Moorosi Tsiane
THE Lesotho Football Association (LeFA) last week accused the National Covid-19 Secretariat (NACOSEC) of discriminating sports by crafting impractical Covid-19 regulations as a prerequisite for the resumption of sports activities.
This follows Prime Minister Moeketsi Majoro’s announcement last week that it was now safe for the return of sports after the lifting of the Covid-19-induced suspension in January 2021.
However, Majoro said for sports to return, teams and associations must ensure that athletes are kept in restricted camps until the end of their respective seasons and competitions.
When I learnt of the directive, I thought it was absurd because most teams and associations do not have the capacity to fund such camps.
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