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DPE demonstrated its ability to mount an effective strategy to respond effectively to the voter apathy by sharing its integrated Le ‘Na Ha ke Sale voter turnout strategy. This strategy …

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The call to build peace made by the United Nations Secretary General, António Guterres on the International Day of Peace was well received in Lesotho. Reading the statement, the UN …

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It was a great sigh of public relief in Kuebunyane, when the DPE-PISA collaboration brought parliament to this hard-to-reach area and the people poured their hearts on the Members of …

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Following the dissolution of National Reforms Authority (NRA) and the growing uncertainty on the protection of the reform work, DPE decided to solicit wisdom from retired citizens on how to …

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Following the police and the army in the Liseleng road construction camp site beat and forced people to roll on the ground in the dehumanizing ordeal, where some women were …

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The community of the areas where DPE operates were provided with internet connection in all the libraries. On the 7th of April, Lekokoaneng was identified for an experiment where the …

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The DPE team told Senate law committee that the Referendum Bill before the House now, has potential if well used to enhance public participation in a democracy and insulate citizens …

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The founder of Development for Peace Education(DPE), Sister Veronica ‘Mapaseka Phafoli was remembered as a hero of the philosophy behind the civil society oganisation advancing citizens’ empowerment through peace education, …

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Community at ‘Mamaebana Community Library connected to the DPE head office through zoom on their own from computers in the library. “We are school children now….” said Mrs ‘Mamosili Thejane, …

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Although public is critical to the functions of both chiefs and councillors, its participation is wanting. This was revealed at the dialogue session held by the Development for Peace Education …

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