Lesotho's Dirty Census Secret
Eighty percent of Lesotho's 2026 census enumerators remain unpaid a month later, facing debt, eviction, and government denial.
BMDA is the national body established under Constitution No.1 of 2025 to administer and govern all forms of media in Lesotho — strengthening a professional, ethical and accountable media sector.
BMDA is the national body established under Constitution No.1 of 2025 to administer and govern all forms of media in Lesotho — strengthening a professional, ethical and accountable media sector.
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Eighty percent of Lesotho's 2026 census enumerators remain unpaid a month later, facing debt, eviction, and government denial.
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The Basotho Media Development Association (BMDA) invites you to be part of a transformative movement shaping the future of media in Lesotho. Our mission is to promote responsible journalism, support media professionals, and enhance access to reliable information across our communities. Through training, advocacy, and collaboration, BMDA empowers journalists and media practitioners to uphold the highest standards of integrity and creativity.