Faculty Staff

Advocate Ndumo currently teaches Labour Law and the Law of Business Associations and supervises LLB dissertations spanning these two disciplines. She has sat on various panels for Henley Business School Africa in Johannesburg for external clients such as Vodacom South Africa, FirstRand and the Liberty Group.

She has published in academic journals and also provided thought leadership on various platforms in Lesotho and South Africa including in the Public Eye newspaper, Informative newspaper, Finite Magazine, Skills Portal, The Afropolitan magazine, True Love magazine and her own website www.higherselfcoaching.org

She is an expert in human rights and has published vastly in this regard. She teaches human rights, gender and the law of international humanitarian law at both undergraduate and Masters levels. She also teaches research methods at Masters level.

Dr Shale has served the university in various capacities including in Quality Assurance Committee, Admissions Committee, Gender Steering Committee and several investigation committees.

She is the Coordinator of the Faculty’s Postgraduate programmes including the Master of Laws (LLM) and Postgraduate Diploma in Labour Law (Conciliation & Arbitration). She is also the Editor in Chief of the Lesotho Law Journal.

She was appointed as Prosecutor for the Senate Committee on Discipline in 2013 and continues to serve in that position. She has presided over several disciplinary hearings involving the university staff members.

Dr. Kometsi is a devoted philanthropist initiating a number of community service projects at the same time initiating his students in community engagement and service. He has a keen interest in exploration and revival of traditional dispute resolution method. In this context he has established an annual symposium fondly referred to as KHOTLA. He also engages students in various extra-curriculum activities intended to horn the students debating, public speaking and community development skills. In this regard he has helped establish the first Litigation Club at the University, the first Debate club of the Faculty of Law and annual visitations to nearby schools and villages to give clothing and legal awareness campaigns.

Kometsi is a staunch advocate of human rights. He has dedicated his time to representing minority groups such as ebaPhuthi, and thus acts as Chairman of their association, Libadla le baPhuthi, an association that seeks to promote interests of ebaPhuthi as a minority ethnic group in Lesotho.

She has served as Coordinator of the ELSA Moot Court Competitions in which she trained students with presentation and debating skills. She was also Coordinator of the Postgraduate Diploma in Labour Law (Conciliation and Arbitration) Programme.

He has taught extensively in the LLB program. The courses he taught include Law of Contract, Family law, Labour Law, Law of Business Associations, Conflict of Laws, Legal Methods and Systems, Accounting for Lawyers, Succession and Administration of Estates, Civil Procedure, Practical Legal Training, Criminal Law, Jurisprudence and Environmental Law. On the LLM program, he lectures in Legal Research Methods, Law Governance and Development, Collective Labour law and Commercial Arbitration Law.

His research interests include Family Law, International Commercial Arbitration, Social Security Law, Labour Law and Procedural Law. He has published extensively in the these fields.

Mosito is a member of various boards at NUL, and is a member of the board of directors at Tloutle Holdings (Pty) Ltd.

Kulehile’s research interests are in Electronic Transactions Law, Law of Contract and Labour law. Specifically, she is interested in the promotion and legal regulation of electronic commerce in society for the enhancement of economic growth. She has published in Labour Law. As a member of the Faculty, she also served as a Tutor. She is currently Chairperson to the Senate Committee of Discipline at NUL.

His research interests are in constitutionalism and human rights. He has Published in Constitutional Law, Human Rights, issues of chieftainship and the Land Act of Lesotho.

Mohau has served on the Lesotho Law Reform Commission and Lesotho Electricity and Water Authority Board. He has also been an editor the Lesotho Law Journal for several years.

His research interests are in Administrative Law and public law in general. He has published on Constitutional Law and Administrative Law.

Molapo has been Head of Public Law Department for over ten years. He further served as Chairperson on the Senate Committee on Discipline at NUL, and is currently Chairperson on the Public Service Tribunal. He is an external examiner for the Lesotho Institute of Public Administration and Management in Constitutional and Administrative Law.

His research interests are in Constitutional Law and Human Rights. He has published in Constitutional Human Rights and Practical Legal Training.

Maqakachane served as President of the Law Society of Lesotho. He is also a member of the Council of State, a constitutional advisory body to His Majesty on the discharge of constitutional mandate. He is a board member of several private companies, and currently serves a Tutor of the Faculty.