Lesotho has been hit hard by President Donald Trump’s new tariffs, facing a 50% rate on all exports to the US, making it the world’s second hardest-hit country behind China. The tariffs threaten Lesotho’s textile trade, including exports of Levi’s and Wrangler jeans, which have benefited from tariff-free access under the African Growth and Opportunity Act. With US-bound exports representing over 10% of Lesotho’s economy, the tariffs could have a devastating impact on the small southern African nation.
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News24 | Claims of vendettas, affairs as Eventide R7m 'misappropriation' battle reaches new levels
A dispute at the Eventide apartment complex on the Atlantic Seaboard over financial irregularities has devolved into a messy situation involving accusations of personal vendettas, sabotage, spying, and extramarital affairs. The billion-rand claim has led to mud-slinging among residents, with tensions escalating as various allegations are thrown around, tarnishing the reputation of the upscale complex. The situation has become increasingly contentious as residents continue to clash over the scandalous claims, creating a tumultuous environment within...
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