18 February – Maseru hosts the first AGM of the African Association of Accountants General, beginning a five-day conference on public financial management and governance.[1]
March
The Office of the Ombudsperson releases findings that at least 300 detainees at Maseru Correctional Centre had been tortured by Lesotho Correctional Services officers.[2]
17 April – Staff at the Lesotho Tribune discover threatening notes targeting journalist]] and proprietor Phafane Nkotsi over reporting on the pension fund.[4]
A United Nations Independent Expert on persons with albinism reports discrimination in Lesotho, including limited access to healthcare and education.[2]
May
The government invokes the Internal Security Act, bans 12 Famo music groups linked to deadly rivalries and deploys the Lesotho Defence Force.[5]
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