Four volume set of an epic novel begun in 2000 and set in Lesotho encapsulating the author's vision for Africa and a work ethic for the Twenty First Century. 864pp, LESOTHO. MORIJA PRINTING WORKS.

2003 9991128069 Paperback

Taking inspiration from real events, the author tells the story of Mama KaZili, a powerful woman who challenges the existing order of life. Gloss, 127pp, LESOTHO. MORIJA SESUTO BOOK DEPOT, No ISBN.

A novel which deals with characteristic themes of post-colonial African literature: identity, spirituality, community, and Africanness. It examines the impact of exile on the individual and the community, as well as the related problem of alienation. The themes of colonialism and dispossession are presented through Molefe's wry observations. The manner in which the recent history of Lesotho is narrated is a graphic take on the neglect of Empire. 234pp, SOUTH AFRICA. JACANA MEDIA.

Anthology that addresses issues from sexual promiscuity to the inconstancy of politicians. 124pp, LESOTHO. MISC PUBLISHERS IN LESOTHO.

2004 NO ISBN Paperback

Collection of short stories from Lesotho. 108pp, LESOTHO. LONGMAN LESOTHO.

2004 9991122729 Paperback

Depicts a neo-colonial regime that expropriates the wealth of the country into private bank accounts in Europe, with the blatant cooperation of Western commercial interests. The drama is at once personal and political: the wife of a well-placed and corrupt husband discovers his actions of embezzlement and gradually reveals her knowledge and proof. 52pp, LESOTHO. INSTITUTE OF SOUTHERN AFRICAN STUDIES.

Eleven pieces depicting life in Lesotho and written between 1976 and 1988 by a former Lesothan diplomat and vice chancellor of the national university. 109pp, LESOTHO. MORIJA PRINTING WORKS.

2004 9991165401 Paperback

Account of a herdboy's pilgrimage, first published in 1907. Translated by Harry Ashton. B/w illus, 88pp, SOUTH AFRICA. PENGUIN BOOKS.