(Reuters) -The small African country Lesotho received a modified tariff rate of 15% Thursday from U.S. President Donald Trump ...

Officials and workers in the textile industry of the small African nation of Lesotho are holding their breath as a key ...

Lesotho - once dubbed the "denim capital of Africa" - has declared a state of national disaster over high youth unemployment ...

Lesotho receives a revised 15% tariff rate from the U.S., down from a threatened 50%. The tariff affected its textile exports, leading to uncertainties and job losses. U.S. importers canceled orders, ...

In the tiny African nation of Lesotho, clothing manufacturer Tzicc’s business has dried up in the face of tariffs imposed by ...

Between 250 and 300 permanent and contracted workers at Lesotho’s largest diamond mine, Letšeng Diamonds, are expected to ...

The small, southern African kingdom was hit with "reciprocal" tariffs of 50% - a higher rate than any other country - when they were announced by US President Donald Trump in Apri ...

Officials and workers fear this may be a sign of what's to come for other factories in Lesotho, where poverty is widespread and upwards of 30,000 people are employed in the textile industry.

"Nobody's heard of it." That's Donald Trump's dismissive claim about Lesotho - a small country in southern Africa where lives ...

The government of the tiny African kingdom of Lesotho has declared a two-year state of disaster, as its once-thriving garment ...

Thousands gathered over two days to share hope and memories as 11 individuals were remembered at funeral and memorial ...

The report says the slowdown is driven by declining Southern African Customs Union revenues, a decrease in foreign aid, and ...