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In September 2016, he contested the Mosalemane No. 19 constituency. He lost the seat to his older brother, Sam Rapapa, in the elections of 3 June 2017. He was elected to the Senate in June 2017, and was appointed the Deputy Minister of Education and Training in July 2017. He has been the Minister of Education and Training since April 2018. He serves in the coalition government led by Tom Thabane.

He was the Chief Executive Officer of Lesotho's Electricity and Water Authority (2010–16).

His BSc in physics and mathematics is from the National University of Lesotho (1993). He then gained an Advanced Post Graduate Diploma in physics from Italy's International Centre of Theoretical Physics (1995). He was an assistant lecturer at the National University of Lesotho in 1995–96 before studying in the UK, where he gained a PhD in physics from the University of Manchester (1999). He then returned to the National University of Lesotho, serving successively as lecturer (1999–2004), senior lecturer (2004–09) and associate professor (2009–10).

Ntoi Rapapa (born 28 February 1968) is a Lesotho politician and former physics professor. He is the current Minister of Energy due to October 2019.

Rapapa was born on 28 February 1968 and was raised in Maphatšoaneng, Mapoteng in Berea District. His father died when he was 5 years old, and he was raised by his mother, who was a trader selling clothing, beer and produce. He attended Dahon High School.