The Eland At Maliba The Common eland is native to a number of African countries & is found in numerous national parks & reserves including in Ethiopia, Lesotho, Malawi, South Sudan & Swaziland. In…

Lesotho Garden wins People’s Choice Award at Chelsea Flower Show   Lesotho inspired garden ‘Hope in Vulnerability’ has been voted by the British public as their favourite garden awarding Matt Keightley the People’s Choice…

Highs and Hypos: Conquering the Lesotho Ultra Trail Photo by Terence Vrugtman, AdventureLife: www.AdventureLife.co.za…

Ponies in Lesotho The first ponies in Lesotho are said to have been captured from the roaming Griqua tribes in the early 1800s. In 1829 Chief Moorosi, whose village was perched upon what is…

Lesotho Launches Women Leader’s Sports Development Programme Lesotho’s Minister of Sports Mathibeli Mokhothu on Tuesday launched Future Olympic Women Leaders’ Development (FOWLD) programme in Maseru as part of empowering women through sports.…

All Aboard For Lovely Lesotho     Some years ago, when I still owned my then 35-year-old Datsun GX 1200, we decided to drive to the Katse Dam in Lesotho. We had to turn…

International School Meals Day: When Two Meals A Day Matter Most WFP provided school meals to nearly 250,000 children in preschools and schools in Lesotho in 2014 while 190,000 children received two meals a…

10 Mountain Honeymoon Destinations   Regardless of the season, a mountain destination is a ideal for a honeymoon. Whether you enjoy the landscape while you relax at the hotel or hike through it’s rugged…

Ts’ehlanyane National Park   Park Information Maliba Lodge is located within the Ts’ehlanyane National Park.  The name “Ts’ehlanyane” is the local common name for the berg bamboo (Thamnocalamus tesselatus), from which the river and…

352 Trees In A Single Day As a part of the continuous agricultural training, The Maliba Trust worked with chief Mohale and local community members and teachers at Ha Mohale with planting 352 gum…

Bearded Vulture The Bearded Vulture is an integral component of the environment, performing an essential ecological role as a scavenger. They are an economical way of disposing of carcasses and in doing so they…

German Varsity Launches Students’ Empowerment Project     The Leuphana University in Germany has, in collaboration with the Lesotho National Development Corporation (LNDC) and the Lesotho National Commission for the United Nations Educational, Scientific…

Local Students’ Idea Improving Lesotho Technology     CLEVELAND — Two college classmates are discovering that a good idea can really take you places. Their desire to help people in underdeveloped countries is already…

Homework goes mobile for secondary school pupils in Lesotho A trial project in the southern African country sends lessons and quizzes to children and enables teachers to monitor progress (The Guardian; 2015) There can…

Lesotho: A New Dawn for School Feeding in Lesotho Maseru — Lesotho is putting into practice an old saying: “it takes a village to raise a child”, as it refashions its national school feeding…