We are on our knees U.S. tariffs devastate Lesothos garment workers

News Source : NPR
News Summary
- The tiny mountain kingdom has around 35,000 garment workers and many of them face an uncertain future.
- U.S. President Donald Trump announced in April he was slapping the impoverished nation with the highest tariffs in the world.
- Many others have been forced to close down, with buyers spooked by the 50 percent tariff announcement even though they've been paused, for now.
- Lesotho's government declared a two-year national state of disaster in early July hoping to unlock funding to create jobs.
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