Lesotho

In today's world, we all rely greatly on our home appliances. We can't operate without one because they make our lives more productive and pleasant. In Lesotho we generally take our gadgets lightly in our busy lives and pay attention to them when they start to decompose or break down. Maintenance after a catastrophic equipment failure may be costly, and it can frequently be avoided completely....

Maseru's streets display many different types of architectural styles; you can find roof thatch next to concrete blocks of offices, or old colonial buildings. However, most of traditional houses in Lesotho are made of terra cotta and they have been replaced by modern accommodations and office buildings that keep reminding Lesotho tradition thanks to the colors of the edifices. Recently, some new ones...

Maseru, which means red sandstones in Sesotho, is both the capital and largest city of Lesotho. It lies directly on the Lesotho- South Africa border on the Caledon River. Maseru lies in a shallow valley at the foot of the Hlabeng-Sa-Likhama, foothills of the Maloti Mountains. Lesotho and South Africa are connected by a border post bridge that crosses over Mohokare River. Ladybrand in SA is the closest town...

Vodacom recently launched a new app in Lesotho that helps customers who are connected to have control of their usage of the network. Mr. Rashid Tar-Mahomed, the managing executive of Vodacom Lesotho, said that the new app was also a show of transformation of the organization to full digitization. Mr. Mahomed said that Vodacom Lesotho is committed to ensuring that their clients have access to world-class...

Visitor or expat  looking for a weekend getaway or even a tourist wanting to visit, or, looking for short term rentals accommodations to start your move in the country, MyProperty Lesotho has found for you some nice and comfy accommodations in the capital city Maseru. Families and business people, city and nature lovers will find what they are looking for at the best price. From 1-bedroom studios to...

The three countries which are members of Orange-Senqu River Commission (ORASECOM) joined hands with Lesotho in a bid to sign an agreement for the construction of water supply. The mega project is estimated to cost $2.3 million and will be funded by the African Development Bank. ORASECOM consists of South Africa, Lesotho, Namibia, and Botswana. The ministers responsible for water supply from all the four...

Located at 3,222 metres of altitude, The Ski Restaurant overlooks the slopes of Afriski, Lesotho’s only ski resort, and actually only one of the two on sub-Saharan Africa. The restaurant is so high up that the waiter seemed to be out of breath after making his way to get the orders. We left from Johannesburg early on a July morning and after crossing the border at Caledonspoort we were welcomed by...

MyProperty.co.ls launches the mobile app for real estate in Lesotho and aims to make easier. From now, people of Lesotho can consult hundreds of listings on their phone while enjoying all the features of MyProperty Lesotho. It is now possible to create listings to sell and your properties. People can also look for properties by using the search tool and find flats, houses, apartments, lands, farms, plots...

Plumbing is one of the numerous worries a homeowner or a tenant will face, anywhere in the world and in Lesotho as well. From leaking pipes to running toilets, low water pressure, leaking hose bib, clogged or slow drains, sump pump failures and others, you will need to call a specialist to get rid of those common plumbing issues. Obviously most of people can handle basic problems such as a clogged sink...