NUL Pays Tribute to Visionary Former Vice-Chancellor – Prof. Setšabi
The National University of Lesotho (NUL) community recently came together at the Netherlands Hall, Roma Campus, to honour the life and remarkable legacy of former Vice-Chancellor, Professor Malefetsane Anthony Setšabi, whose leadership helped shape the University’s growth and broaden access to higher education. Prof. Setšabi served as NUL’s second Vice-Chancellor from 1980 to 1984, providing […]
King Letsie III Inaugurates 16th NUL Council
The Chancellor of the National University of Lesotho (NUL), His Majesty King Letsie III, officially inaugurated the University’s 16th Council during a ceremony held at the Roma Campus on 1 July 2026, marking the beginning of a new three-year governance term for the institution’s highest decision-making body. During the inaugural sitting, Dr. Khabele Matlosa was […]
NUL Spearheads Drive for Energy Access in Lesotho
The National University of Lesotho (NUL) Energy Research Centre, in partnership with the EU-funded Renewable Lesotho Programme implemented by Get.pro and the national Department of Energy, has successfully hosted the second edition of the Lesotho Energy Access Dialogue (LEAD 2026), bringing together different stakeholders to discuss practical solutions for improving energy access across the country. […]
NUL Spearheads Historic Launch of Lesotho’s National Digitisation Framework
Lesotho has taken a major step towards preserving its history and cultural heritage for future generations following the official launch of the National Digitisation Framework by the National University of Lesotho (NUL) Library in Maseru on Friday. The landmark initiative, funded by the British High Commission in Lesotho, seeks to transform how the country preserves, […]
NUL Library Drives National Effort to Safeguard and Digitize Lesotho’s Heritage
The National University of Lesotho (NUL) Library hosted a three day Digitisation Workshop, taking place from 5 to 7 May 2026 held at the Thomas Mofolo Library at Roma campus. The workshop was organized as part of a national initiative to strengthen digitization, conservation, and preservation capacity across Lesotho’s memory and knowledge institutions. The event […]
Faculty of Humanities celebrates the enduring impact of the Arts and Social Thought
Intellectual curiosity and cultural expression took centre stage at the Netherlands Hall on Friday, April 24, as the Faculty of Humanities hosted its vibrant Humanities Day, reigniting NUL’s rich tradition of celebrating the human experience. The day was observed under the theme “Unpacking the Job Trajectories Embedded in the Humanities” placing a spotlight on the […]
Faculty of Education Strengthens Career Guidance Outreach
On 25th April, 2026, the Faculty of Education at the National University of Lesotho (NUL) expanded its career guidance outreach to Mafeteng District, engaging learners at Hope English Medium High School in a programme designed to prepare them for the transition to tertiary education. The initiative was structured into two impactful sessions. In the first […]
NUL Confucius Institute Marks UN Chinese Language Day
The National University of Lesotho Confucius Institute (NULCI), in partnership with the Embassy of the People’s Republic of China, commemorated United Nations Chinese Language Day with a vibrant cultural event held on Friday, 17th April, 2026 under the theme “Chinese: Sparking Colorful Dreams.” The celebration at Netherlands Hall, brought together government officials, diplomats, academics, and […]
Cheers, Crowns and Celebration at NUL’s Mr. & Miss 2026 Pageant
Netherlands Hall came alive on 10th April, 2026, as the NUL Student Representative Council (SRC) staged the spectacular Mr. and Miss NUL 2026 pageant. More than just a ceremonial crowning of campus royalty, the annual event proved to be a masterclass in student elegance, intellect, and raw talent. The annual event, which marks the ceremonial […]
NUL Triumphs at SABA Finals, Reinforcing Its National Dominance
National University of Lesotho (NUL) has been crowned the best performing institution at the Spelling A Business Africa Challenge (SABA) 1st Tertiary Edition Finals held on 10th April, 2026 in Maseru. The competition brought together leading tertiary students from across Lesotho, focusing on strengthening entrepreneurial thinking, business communication, and innovation through a combination of business […]