LLA Publications

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    Designing a Curriculum for School Librarianship – Pre-Conference Workshop, held at Mazenod Conference Centre: 1 -5 December, 1990. Prepared by the Editorial Board - K. Bonde, A.T. Elias, E.M. Makatse, MM Moshoeshoe, T. Nkabinde. Printed by National University of Lesotho, Printing Unit. Roma, Lesotho, 1981. 58 pages.

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    Lesotho Library Association (1990). Lesotho Library Association 10th Anniversary Conference: NUL, 30 June 1989 - Report. Edited by MM Chadzingwa, S.M. Mohai, A.N. Mohapi, E.M. Nthunya. NUL, Roma, Lesotho, March, 1990. 69 pages.

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    Lesotho Library Association (1980). SCECSAL IV – Book Promotion & the Sharing of Resources in Africa, Proceedings of the Standing Conference of Eastern, Central and Southern African Librarians (SCECSAL), SCECSAL IV, Maseru: December 8-13, 1980. Editorial Board: K. Bonde, A.T. Elias, E.M. Makatse, M.M. Moshoeshoe, T. Nkabinde. Maseru: Lesotho Library Association, 1980. 140 pages.

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    Lesotho Library Association: Libraries and Information Services in the 21st century and beyond. Proceedings of the 12th Standing Conference of Eastern, Central and Southern African Librarians (SCECSALXII) held in Maseru, Lesotho, 9 – 13 December, 1996. Edited by Matṡeliso Moshoeshoe-Chadzingw, Albert K. Kakoma, ‘Mampaila M. Lebotsa. Lesotho Library Association, 1998. 398 pages.

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    Moshoeshoe-Chadzingwa, MM 2018. Lesotho Library Association (LLA) Successes and challenges: A time to reminisce and forge ahead - Keynote address at the 40th Anniversary of the Lesotho Library Association – celebrations held at Thaba Bosiu, Lesotho 29-30 December, 2018.

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    Moshoeshoe-Chadzingwa, MM (2020). Diversity, Inclusivity, Social Responsibility Aspects and Outcomes of a Mobile Digital Library and Information Service Model for a developing Country: The Case for Lesotho. International Journal of Information, Diversity & Inclusion, 4(3/4): 1-19.

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    Moshoeshoe-Chadzingwa, MM (2022) The Role of Information Societies in advancing the SDGs, presented at site meeting of the UN High Level Political Forum on SDGs: Informed Societies and Integrity in information services, with relevance to Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) organized by the International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA), Dag Hammarskold Library, United Nations, New York.

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    Moshoeshoe-Chadzingwa, MM 2026, Preserving and indigenising chieftainship cultural heritage in Lesotho: the case of Royal Archives and Museum. South African Journal of Libraries and Information Science, 92(1): 1-10.

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    Records management practices at the National University of Lesotho, Tshepo Rafoneke and Nathan Mnjama (15 August 2019)

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    Records management practices and procedures: a road-map towards proper records management, Tsepo Rafoneke (2022) *Newspaper article*

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    Preserving the past, present and future: the case of Lesotho National Broadcasting Services, Ts’epo Joseph Rafoneke (2026)

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    Application of Emerging Technologies as a panacea for strengthening provision of academic library services: a systematic literature review - Mamoeletsi. C. Monyane, Olugbade Oladokun and Balulwami Grand (2025) DLIS conference, Botswana

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    Exploring the state library resources in rural communities of Lesotho: the case of Mafeteng, Mokhotlong and Qacha’s Nek Branch Libraries - Wole Michael Olatokun and Mamoeletsi Cecilia Monyane (2025) DLIS conference, Botswana

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    Olatokun, M. & Monyane, M. (2026). Safeguarding Basotho heritage: the role of Lesotho National Library Services in the digital preservation of national collection. SAJLIS. 92(1) https://doi.org/10.7553/92-1-2567.

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    Modiba, M., Tseole, T. & Legodi, A.L. Harnessing Smart Technologies to enhance Library and Information Science education and training in the Fifth Industrial Revolution (2026) JELIS.

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    Tseole, T. & Marutha, N. Bridging organisational cultural differences using communication to retain knowledge in cross-border mergers in the telecommunications industry in Lesotho (2025). Mousaion: SAJLIS.

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    Tseole, T. & Ngulube, P. Using human resources management practices to support knowledge retention in the cross-border mergers of the telecommunications industry (2024). RJKM

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    Tseole, T & Mosweu, O. Awareness of Artificial Intelligence for the provision of library services in selected academic libraries in Lesotho (2025). Mousaion: SAJLIS

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    Tseole, T & Mosweu, O. Cloud computing as a disaster management tool for documentary heritage management: reflections by the National University of Lesotho 2026 Mousaion: SAJLIS

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    Tseole, T. & Manqola, N.  Awareness of Big Data Analytics for improved services at the National University of Lesotho and University of Free State (2026). Mousaion: SAJLIS

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    Tseole, T & Ngulube, P. Knowledge sharing and the improvement of service delivery in an academic library (2022). IJKM

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    Tseole, T & Ngulube, P. Improving knowledge retention in the cross-border mergers of the telecommunications industry of Lesotho (2022). BIR

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    Modiba, M & Tseole, T. Framework for the provision of information services through a smart self-service kiosk at the National University of Lesotho Library (2023). SAJLIS

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    Sumui, F., Tseole, T., Monare, K.D & Muleya, G. Re-uniting a people separated by ‘artificial’ boundaries using 100 words: an autoethnography account of Malozi, Basotho and Batswana of Southern Africa (2019). JLT

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    Tseole, T & Marutha, N. A framework for knowledge retention to support business continuity in the cross-border mergers of the telecommunications industry in Lesotho (2023). VINE JIKMS