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S e f a h l e h o Selemo sa Motlotlehi Did this Artwork Using Reference of the King's Face Wanted to create an Abstract Confusion using a more experimental Art style and this is how it turned out #wecreate #Lstwitter

Visual artist living ans working in Africa! #LsTwitter

King Moshoeshoe I and his advisers. This picture was taken in Aliwal North in 1860 when king Moshoeshoe I went to meet and greet Prince Alfred. Standing: Ts'iu, Mopeli, Ramats'eatsana and Toloane. Seated: Raboroko and Morena Moshoeshoe I.

Our archives are available for public use and are essential in assisting you with your research, regardless of how big or small. Open Mon-Sat 8AM-5PM Sun 12PM-5PM Archival use on weekends by appointment only.

📢📢 Excited to announce the exhibition of our latest creation💡 ‘Circular Innovations’ showcading prototype sustainable alternative construction materials. We would love to see you there!!! Action Ireland Trust Irish Aid #rise #SocialEnterprise #project #Circular #Innovations

On International Day for Universal #AccessToInformation (ATI), we're hosting author and investigative journalist Pascalinah Kabi for a Hub Talk. We're looking forward to learning more about ATI, investigative journalism, and the importance of women's contribution to journalism!

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Are you a circular economy enthusiast? Do you care about the green economy? We have a Circular Innovations Expo that you may find informative and exciting. 📅 14 - 17 September 2023 ⏰ 12:00 -17:00 📍 Alliance Francaise Garden. #Circularinnovations #Lstwitter

My journey with The Hub 🇱🇸 is one for the books, a safe haven when i needed it most! Read about my story and that of my fellow Hublets, Lol. thehubatmorija.co.ls/2023/09/08/suc…

Khoho-mohlaka pheresenyane (Purple gallinule ) was found in Lesotho. This bird prefers warm weather; foraging in the in the early morning and in the late evening. It eats seeds, flowers, fruits, grains and some invertebrates. The museum has a stuffed model of the bird.

🙌Join us at the official launch of the monthly farmers’ markets organized by ReNOKA & Alliance Française de Maseru 🌱Fresh agricultural products, local crafts, food preparation – all making their way into the Farmers’ Market on the last Saturday of the month😍 #FarmersMarket

Khoho-ea-lira (Dikkops) also known as ‘burhinus capensis’ is a bird that is found in Lesotho. Basotho believe that if this bird is seen screeching near the village, this fore-warns evil. It arouses the apprehensions and anxieties of villagers.

Circular Innovation Expo at Alliance Française with the intention to empower local researchers, enhance sustainability in construction and address climate change challenges. S/O rise international #CircularInnovations #Lesotho

Dallas T International Sky Alpha HD GEM Institute LS 🧡🌺🦋金钱之母 Kbz South African National Commission for UNESCO Siemens Foundation Goethe-Institut JHB Andreas Peschke ItalyinSouthAfrica Luca Astorri Mosotho Gauteng The Hub 🇱🇸 ACP-EU Culture The focus of #EU cooperation in #Lesotho is on sustainable energy & water access and on governance but the cultural programmes supported by regional EU resources are not less relevant as they create employment opportunities and strengthen the #Lesotho brand - PA #Soundconnect

Youth entrepreneurship is crucial for fostering innovation, economic growth and job creation while empowering young people to be proactive in shaping the future! Excited to share that we were part of the launch of #Sebabatso and made it to the top 2! #youth #Lesotho

🌟 Calling Young Storytellers from LLDCs🌟 If you are passionate about storytelling & you come from an LLDC, this is an opportunity for you to improve your storytelling skills, receive state of the art camera equipment AND attend #LLDC3 in Kigali! ➡️ buff.ly/3SCBRjo

Join us on 2nd of March as we re-visit Lesotho’s economy in the last 200 years

We are at the LECSA Synod today and tomorrow with a variety of books for sale. Come and check our stall Mophato Oa Morija.