On the 29,30, September and 01 October 2021, the Honorable Minister of Home Affairs Motlalentoa Letsosa has been on public outreach in Botha Bothe Ngoajane at Ha Topi, Khatibe Ha Jane and Liqhobong Moreneng (Motete) consecutively. The purpose of the outreach is to make a follow up on the assignment given to officials.
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On Monday, September 6th 2021, the Honourable Minister of Home Affairs Motlalentoa Letsosa held a press conference on suspension of citizenship applications and announcement of revised visa requirements.
After the Ministry intercepted number of foreign nationals who attempted to illegally enter the country using fraudulent visas, the Ministry further reviewed its internal controls in terms of issuance of VISAs as well as Residence Permits. The Ministry has been concerned about the illegal entry of these foreigners as it may contribute to crime such as terrorism, money laundering as well as human trafficking.
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The said intercepted Pakistani aged 40, by the name of Ali Majid was returned to his country same day by the next flight, even before entering the country.
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The Honorable Minister of Home Affairs Motlalentoa Letsosa had a dialogue with Principal Chiefs; Mako Mohale – Tajane, Khabasheane Masupha – Berea (Ha Mamathe), Nthupi Bereng – Rothe, Seeiso Nkuebe – Quthing, Nthati Bereng – Phamong; on the above-mentioned African Union (AU) project at Avani Lesotho on the 09 August 2021.
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Ministry of Home Affairs commemorates Africa Civil Registration and Vital Statistics at Maluti Adventist Hospital, Mapoteng Berea on 10th August 2021. This year’s theme is “Leadership for an essential service: Building resilient civil registration and vital statistics system in Africa that provide initiative, integrated and decentralized services for the post Covid-19 period”.
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It is amid the cold weather conditions of snow-covered mountain Kingdom of Lesotho that the Honourable Minister of Home Affairs Motlalentoa Letsosa, infiltrates through Lesotho’s countryside, to ensure acquisition of birth certificates and Identity documents to all citizens in pursuit of Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 16, Target 16.9 – “…providing legal identity for all.”
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Following the launch of same time process Birth and Identity cards registrations application at Ha Mokotjo Koro-Koro, The Honourable Minister of Home Affairs Motlalentoa Letsosa fulfilled the promise of delivering the documents back to the residents on Friday 14th May 2021.
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The covid-19 pandemic as a global threat has immensely affected movement across countries and has compelled countries to revise their immigration laws and or policies.
Movement between countries has been restricted due to the overwhelming spread of the disease.
On Wednesday the 21st April 2021, The Honourable Minister of Home Affairs Motlalentoa Letsosa visited a few villages at Kubake Maseru.
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The Government of Lesotho through the Ministry of Home Affairs officially launched the National Strategic Framework and Action Plan (NSFAP) yesterday on the 7th April 2021 at Avani Lesotho.
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Covid-19 pandemic has forced the world to revert from the normal operations especially in organisation, Government as well as in institutions. Lesotho being affected by the pandemic resorted to celebrating Independence Day in a manner that allows WHO Covid-19 protocols, which include avoiding overcrowding.
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Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Home Affairs on 11 September 2020 visited St. Cecilia Orphanage – Ha Bua-Sono, Berea.
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Ministry of Home Affairs through the National Identity and Civil Registry (NICR) database, has become a stepping stone for acceleration of service delivery.
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Malealea –Honourable Motlalentoa Letsosa gives Nkhono Mapheello Koete her Birth Certificate and Identity Card (ID).
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The Ministry of Home Affairs in partnership with Lesotho National Olympic Committee (LNOC) celebrated World Refugee day on Wednesday the 01/July/ 2020, at the LNOC grounds.
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