Mr Relebohile Mautsoe is a Laboratory demonstrator in the Department of Pharmacy at The National University of Lesotho (NUL) since August 2018. He is a pharmacist registered with the Lesotho Dental, Medical and Pharmacy Council. Mr Mautsoe holds a Master of Pharmacy in Pharmaceutics from the University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN) (Class of 2025), a Postgraduate Diploma in Higher Education from NUL (Class of 2023) and a Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours) (Class of 2016) from the same institution. He is passionate about quality teaching and learning in higher education and believes that excellence in academic training translates into improved healthcare services. In addition to his role at NUL, Mr Mautsoe has served as an ad hoc lecturer and laboratory demonstrator at UKZN and as an external examiner at the National Health Training College. He has co-supervised several Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours) research projects, contributing to the development of undergraduate research capacity. His research focuses on nanocarrier-mediated delivery of antibiotics and phytochemicals for the treatment of bacterial infections and sepsis. His broader research interests include nano-based and novel drug delivery systems, pharmaceutical stability, antibiotic resistance, and the formulation and evaluation of herbal medicines. As an emerging researcher, he has published several peer-reviewed journal articles, including in Q1-ranked journals. At the Annual Research Symposium of the College of Health Sciences at UKZN in August 2025, Mr Mautsoe was awarded second prize, amounting to R10,000.00, in the Master’s category for an oral presentation. In recognition of his outstanding academic performance, the National Drug Service Organization awarded him a Certificate of Excellent Academic Performance at the NUL graduation ceremony in 2016. Mr Mautsoe has professional experience in pharmaceutical quality assessment, including the analysis of finished pharmaceutical products and commercial herbal medicines to determine their fitness for consumption. He has previously worked with the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation, Queen Mamohato Memorial Hospital, and Athem Pharmacy. Driven by a strong commitment to national development, Mr Mautsoe aspires to contribute meaningfully to the improvement of health services in Lesotho through research, teaching, and professional practice.