At first glance, the letter exchanged between lawyers representing shareholders of Naledi Funeral Planners and the Directorate on Corruption and Economic Offences (DCEO) appears to be a narrow procedural dispute. It concerns the timing of interviews, a requested postponement and the threat of urgent court action. But viewed through an environmental, social and governance (ESG) lens, the document points to deeper structural questions about how institutions, companies and regulators interact in Lesotho. ESG is often discussed in abstract terms, as…Continue reading with a subscriptionSubscribe for full access to every story.Subscribe - M85/monthAlready a subscriber? Sign in
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