Water quality is essential for human health, the environment, and the economy. Access to clean
Lesotho le kenyeletsa phehlo ea motlakase ka moea leanong la naha la tlhahiso ea motlakase o hloekileng
Mokhoa oa ho fehla motlakase ka moea o talingoa e le tlatsetso phehlong ea matla
Lesotho actively explores and develops wind energy as part of its renewable energy mix
Wind power is seen as a complementary resource to Lesotho’s existing hydropower and solar resources.
Tšebeliso ea matla a inchafatsang: Mohato o motle oa kholiso le ntlafatso ea tikoloho le moruo
Nakong ena eo lefatše le tjametsoeng ke mathata a tšilafalo ea tikoloho ekasitana le litlamorao
Unlocking the power of sustainable energy: A path to environmental and economic prosperity
In an era defined by environmental challenges and the urgent need for climate action,
Lefa mokitlane oa hau oa metsi le likhoerekhoere
Ho lefa mokitlane oa metsi le likhoerekhoere ke boikarabello bo boholo ba motho ea hlokometseng
Pay your water and sewerage bills
Paying water and sewerage bills is a crucial part of responsible household management, ensuring access
Safety standards and guidelines to observe before building structures under or near the electricity and water infrastructure
The Lesotho Electricity and Water Authority (LEWA) has noted with concern a high number of
Tŝebeliso ea mehloli ea Matla a tlholeho metseng ea litoropo
Tŝebeliso ea matla a tlholeho metseng ea litoropo ke mohato o bolokehileng o kenyang letsoho