Lesotho 2014 violations & victories 25 March Commercial Court in Maseru, Lesotho interdicts former Lesotho Times weekly newspaper editors, Mr. Abel Chapatarango and Shakemen Muragi together with the former senior political reporter Caswel Tlali, from practicing as journalists and publishing a newspaper. 30 August Lesotho military took control of police headquarters and jammed radio and television stations during attempted coup. 23 September The Lesotho Times and Sunday Express Editor, Lloyd Mutungamiri and Senior Reporter, Lekhetho Ntsukunyane, were arrested on Sunday 21 September over a story published in the Lesotho Times edition of 19-25 September 2014. 14 November Lesotho Television, a State television broadcaster run under the Lesotho National Broadcasting Service, was allowed to broadcast brief coverage, for the first time, of a High Court case. 18 July Private radio station Ts’enolo FM attacked by four unknown men who assault a presenter on duty named Mohau Toi and vandalize radio equipment worth over ZAR 10,000.000. 8 September Sunday Standard editor arrested Outsa Mokone arrested and detained on charges of “seditious intention.” He was released on appeal the next day. 24 September The African Media Holdings (Pty) Ltd and its newspapers, the Lesotho Times and Sunday Express, have lost a court case in which their company got an interim interdict to prevent a new tabloid, The Post, from publishing.