Khomo Boela Haeno o Holile!

Chaba sa thesele taba ke ena.

What do you guys think about a home coming revolution for all Lesotho natives that are exiled in South Africa and elsewhere for purposes of finding better jobs, etc. Especially professional people who could use their skills for the benefit of the country. I could bet you that about 70% of Lesotho graduates outside the country do not return to the country after their studies, clearly this affects our country's capacity to develop. What could we do to make sure that government and all stake holders make it easier for Basotho in the diaspora to return home and serve our people. Surely i can't be the only one concerned with the phenomena of "Brain Drain" especially knowing that Basotho professionals abroad will always be seen as foreigners and 'job stealers'.

"Khomo boela haeno o holile"

Guest wrote:

Chaba sa thesele taba ke ena.
What do you guys think about a home coming revolution for all Lesotho natives that are exiled in South Africa and elsewhere for purposes of finding better jobs, etc. Especially professional people who could use their skills for the benefit of the country. I could bet you that about 70% of Lesotho graduates outside the country do not return to the country after their studies, clearly this affects our country's capacity to develop. What could we do to make sure that government and all stake holders make it easier for Basotho in the diaspora to return home and serve our people. Surely i can't be the only one concerned with the phenomena of "Brain Drain" especially knowing that Basotho professionals abroad will always be seen as foreigners and 'job stealers'.
"Khomo boela haeno o holile"

Bua le bane ba ts'oereng puso ea Lesotho u ba joetse hore li-salary tseo ba li fang Basotho li hlabisa lihlong. Chelete eona e bapala bana re ntse re bona.

Nyoana mao monna! Wena boela pele, ere ha u se u thehile mesebetsi e eo u buang ka eona u re meme!!!!

Guest wrote:

Chaba sa thesele taba ke ena.
What do you guys think about a home coming revolution for all Lesotho natives that are exiled in South Africa and elsewhere for purposes of finding better jobs, etc. Especially professional people who could use their skills for the benefit of the country. I could bet you that about 70% of Lesotho graduates outside the country do not return to the country after their studies, clearly this affects our country's capacity to develop. What could we do to make sure that government and all stake holders make it easier for Basotho in the diaspora to return home and serve our people. Surely i can't be the only one concerned with the phenomena of "Brain Drain" especially knowing that Basotho professionals abroad will always be seen as foreigners and 'job stealers'.
"Khomo boela haeno o holile"

setsoeng ke ha Molapo, i am a Senior Systems Project Engineer,i get paid fairly well,i stay in a 1Mill cluster house, driving a german car, i work for the second largest IT Services company in SA,i happen to have been one of the many Basotho who was refused sponsoreship by manpower to further my studies(hakere manpower ba sheba pele na u ngoana mang, na ntatao u supoort party e feng) so i owe Lesotho ZERO, anyhow they would not match my salary and lifestyle.

ka ho ngoaneso na Lesotho ke tla tla ka ho chaka feela kapa ka ho baleha mohla baseng ba re xenophobia mona

Guest wrote:

Chaba sa thesele taba ke ena.
What do you guys think about a home coming revolution for all Lesotho natives that are exiled in South Africa and elsewhere for purposes of finding better jobs, etc. Especially professional people who could use their skills for the benefit of the country. I could bet you that about 70% of Lesotho graduates outside the country do not return to the country after their studies, clearly this affects our country's capacity to develop. What could we do to make sure that government and all stake holders make it easier for Basotho in the diaspora to return home and serve our people. Surely i can't be the only one concerned with the phenomena of "Brain Drain" especially knowing that Basotho professionals abroad will always be seen as foreigners and 'job stealers'.
"Khomo boela haeno o holile"

Oa buoa but na job market e hae e tla re lekana kaofela? I dont think so, unemployemnt is now at 40% and our literacy rate is about 84%. That means more educated people are employed. joale hare khutlela hae ka job market e limited joalo, it means unemployment is going to shoot to bo ma 80%.

I think more investment in local private sector is needed to increase job market.

Guest wrote:

Chaba sa thesele taba ke ena.
What do you guys think about a home coming revolution for all Lesotho natives that are exiled in South Africa and elsewhere for purposes of finding better jobs, etc. Especially professional people who could use their skills for the benefit of the country. I could bet you that about 70% of Lesotho graduates outside the country do not return to the country after their studies, clearly this affects our country's capacity to develop. What could we do to make sure that government and all stake holders make it easier for Basotho in the diaspora to return home and serve our people. Surely i can't be the only one concerned with the phenomena of "Brain Drain" especially knowing that Basotho professionals abroad will always be seen as foreigners and 'job stealers'.
"Khomo boela haeno o holile"

This a positive proposition but too many chalenges to it. First, the labour market in Lesotho does not have the capacity to absorb any more, including the new graduates from our university. Second, some of those working in SA have special skills that would not be put into practice at home. I had a chance to speak to one fellow who holds a degree in electronic engineering. This fellow would never get value for money at home. Third, this emigration trend can only be reversed if the economic environment at home improves. Fourth, even if jobs open up at home, not even half will return as it has been the case with many countries, and we would be bound to employ people from other African countries.

Christopher Lekhanya wrote:

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setsoeng ke ha Molapo, i am a Senior Systems Project Engineer,i get paid fairly well,i stay in a 1Mill cluster house, driving a german car, i work for the second largest IT Services company in SA,i happen to have been one of the many Basotho who was refused sponsoreship by manpower to further my studies(hakere manpower ba sheba pele na u ngoana mang, na ntatao u supoort party e feng) so i owe Lesotho ZERO, anyhow they would not match my salary and lifestyle.
ka ho ngoaneso na Lesotho ke tla tla ka ho chaka feela kapa ka ho baleha mohla baseng ba re xenophobia mona

Will you marry me Chris?

Guest wrote:

Chaba sa thesele taba ke ena.
What do you guys think about a home coming revolution for all Lesotho natives that are exiled in South Africa and elsewhere for purposes of finding better jobs, etc. Especially professional people who could use their skills for the benefit of the country. I could bet you that about 70% of Lesotho graduates outside the country do not return to the country after their studies, clearly this affects our country's capacity to develop. What could we do to make sure that government and all stake holders make it easier for Basotho in the diaspora to return home and serve our people. Surely i can't be the only one concerned with the phenomena of "Brain Drain" especially knowing that Basotho professionals abroad will always be seen as foreigners and 'job stealers'.
"Khomo boela haeno o holile"

I think its such a wonderful idea. Feela o tsebe hore joale rona ha resa tloaetse lintho tse petty tseo hobonahalang hore ehlile liatile hae mono.

Batho ba hae mono ba rata hotseba ka maphelo a batho, hofeta lintho tse ahang.

South Africa mona kuku engata, chelete e ngata, hotsoa ho oena hore na o ratang, Basotho ba rata lintho tse snaks, Bona feela lintho tseo le libuang ka batho forumong mona.

Thanks but no Thanks . I think Iam just fine here, beside it takes me just an hour to get to Maseru, and no one will ever publish my name here ka bofebe baka, hoba ehlile kuku eona kea erata.

ohChange wrote:

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Will you marry me Chris?

anytime babe, anytime

Christopher Lekhanya wrote:

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setsoeng ke ha Molapo, i am a Senior Systems Project Engineer,i get paid fairly well,i stay in a 1Mill cluster house, driving a german car, i work for the second largest IT Services company in SA,

oa ska tanka lekhale mr senior sustems project engineer who stays in a 1mill cluster house..!!!

U can say that i again..setsung ke ha molapo,mo re sebelletsang Transport feela re na le malapa ba nyela we're not coming back,buang le eno e bareng ke mosisili o re fe chelete,ena ea man-power le eona o e fonne kea khafa tsa bo marona le bo ntata rona.ha a no ba a e bona

maoto a likatse wrote:

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oa ska tanka lekhale mr senior sustems project engineer who stays in a 1mill cluster house..!!!

me ke ne ke sa shinisi le ho shinisa he, oa tla nkoa ke pelo he, kapa ke hona ho ja lintja china mo??...hahahahaha.

Christopher Lekhanya wrote:

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me ke ne ke sa shinisi le ho shinisa he, oa tla nkoa ke pelo he, kapa ke hona ho ja lintja china mo??...hahahahaha.

ha e monate lekhale hee nama ea ntja!! ke o tlele!!?

feela hee ke ne ke sa bue le hampe ke ne ke mpa ke o elellisoa hore o se ka nna oa ipompa.. there is nothing attractive.. or enchanting ka monna ea luletseng ho ipompaka!!

maoto a likatse wrote:

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oa ska tanka lekhale mr senior sustems project engineer who stays in a 1mill cluster house..!!!

O mona oena, hobane o lula ka hara likhohlola le matloana asenang toilet paper . sik!!

maoto a likatse wrote:

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ha e monate lekhale hee nama ea ntja!! ke o tlele!!?
feela hee ke ne ke sa bue le hampe ke ne ke mpa ke o elellisoa hore o se ka nna oa ipompa.. there is nothing attractive.. or enchanting ka monna ea luletseng ho ipompaka!!

Lona le lisono, mohla muso o oelang le khutlela hae. Rona mona ha rea tlisoa ke lipolotiki hobame re amana le mang mang oa political party e litulong

Otlamehile hore ore batho base ipolele, ha kere ea hau ea 1million e pataloa ke Goromente. O tsohile more'so

Guest wrote:

Chaba sa thesele taba ke ena.
What do you guys think about a home coming revolution for all Lesotho natives that are exiled in South Africa and elsewhere for purposes of finding better jobs, etc. Especially professional people who could use their skills for the benefit of the country. I could bet you that about 70% of Lesotho graduates outside the country do not return to the country after their studies, clearly this affects our country's capacity to develop. What could we do to make sure that government and all stake holders make it easier for Basotho in the diaspora to return home and serve our people. Surely i can't be the only one concerned with the phenomena of "Brain Drain" especially knowing that Basotho professionals abroad will always be seen as foreigners and 'job stealers'.
"Khomo boela haeno o holile"

Lesotho? Good Dreams my brother!

Hei stay where you are! Re se ke be ra le bona mona! Joale le batla re tlo competela li salary le lona!

Motho Feela wrote:

Hei stay where you are! Re se ke be ra le bona mona! Joale le batla re tlo competela li salary le lona!

hellow,,, there is just no competition my love

motho oa teng stays in a shanty plastic house in soweto, still awaiting for Mandela RDP HOUSE. LIKE u said hore u lula ntlong ea 1million zimdollar(plastic house.so oa tanka le ho tanka sekatana tooe sa le tsoa ntle.Motho oa teng his has got no insurance cover, ha shoele e se ele mathata a hore na o patoa joang(Senior Systems Project Engineer)we do contribute hore a patoe.sis!!!!,likatana li ting. come back to your homeland, lets build LESOTHO together ka li skills tsa rona why run away?, why run away?,

masepa a basotho bohle ba ntseng ba nahana hore re sotlehile,motho oa teng o pataloa ka lebese la lipoli le papa, mohlang leburu la polasi le ileng shopping o utsoa internet ebe o bua masepa foramong ena ea basotho ba lesotho ba bua sesotho, ke foramo ea rona ena, hao ha lena foramo ea ma-afrika borwa a lulang mok'huk'hung???????