Lebona Lephema

Lebona Lephema is a Lesotho politicina and a member of parliament for Teya-Teyaneng.He is the Minister of Local Government and Chieftainship, Home Affairs, and Police. Quotes The government, through my ministry, is fully committed to disaster risk reduction, particularly in ensuring that houses are constructed to withstand disasters. We need to emphasize disaster resilience through housing that highlights the importance of disaster preparedness. Lesotho Government Committed to Disaster Risk Reduction, Says Minister Lephema,newsdesklesotho(31 January 2025) The shared responsibility lies in partnership between government, communities, private sector, non-governmental organizations, and development partners. Let us carry the spirit of collaboration,. Resilience is a unifying factor, and through partnerships, we can achieve a disaster-free Lesotho. Disaster Risk Reduction is a Shared Responsibility: Minister Lephema Emphasizes Collaboration,newsdesklesotho(31 January 2025) The most important issue while upbringing children is to encourage them to invest much of their time in learning so that tomorrow they can embark on transforming the country to a better state. Minister Lephema Calls for Collective Effort to Support Children’s Education,newsdesklesotho( January 2025) In the financial sector and the broader private economy, legal identity has unlocked opportunities for citizens to open bank accounts, access credit, use mobile money, and participate in digital financial services. For businesses, it has reduced fraud, improved trust, and expanded financial inclusion. These achievements place us firmly on track to deliver on United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 16.9 legal identity for all by 2030. Education sector lags behind in ID integration:Lephema,the reporter(16 September 2025) In an era riddled with geo-political tensions, increased migration flows, climate change, terrorism, and economic disruptions, stateless persons are disproportionately affected. Lesotho Reaffirms Commitment to Protect Stateless Persons and Refugees,newsdesklesotho(21 October 2024)