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At the heart of LeSA, we aim to celebrate the vibrant heritage of Lesotho while fostering community and shared understanding. This is more than just a society; it's a journey into the essence of Sesotho culture and traditions, filled with enriching activities and meaningful connections.
Cultural Dress-Ups and Celebrations
Cultural Dress-Ups and Celebrations
Our cultural dress-up events let us proudly showcase the beauty and significance of traditional Sesotho attire. Whether it's wearing the iconic Seshoeshoe fabric or wrapping ourselves in the warmth of the Basotho blanket, all these are a visual testament to our shared identity and pride.
We also commemorate Lesotho's notable holidays, including:
Moshoeshoe’s Day: Honoring the legacy of King Moshoeshoe I, the founder of Lesotho, with reflections, storytelling, and celebrations.
Independence Day: Marking our nation’s freedom with unity and gratitude.
These events bring us together to celebrate, reflect, and honour our history while sharing our traditions with others.
Sesotho Day and Discourse
Sesotho Day and Discourse
On Sesotho Day, we dive deeper into our society, engaging in thoughtful discussions about matters affecting Lesotho. This is a time to reflect on our heritage, address current challenges, and envision a brighter future. Through these dialogues, we stay connected to our roots and actively contribute to our society’s growth.
In addition, we host an Annual LeSA Symposium in collaboration with other LeSA associations. This event brings together esteemed intellectuals, thought leaders, and professionals to engage in important discourse on topics impacting Lesotho’s development. The symposium fosters meaningful conversations and helps us collectively explore solutions for the country’s future.
Sotho Games and Social Activities
Sotho Games and Social Activities
What better way to relive our childhood memories than through Sotho games? Activities like Ho Kalla, Moraba-raba, Lilotho, Sotho crosswords keep our culture alive in a fun and interactive way. These games aren’t just entertainment—they’re a way to preserve and share our traditions across generations.
Cultural Exchange and Collaboration
Cultural Exchange and Collaboration
LeSA collaborates with other ethnic societies at UCT to promote cultural exchange, creating opportunities to learn about and appreciate the diversity of African cultures. Together, we share stories, dances, traditions, and experiences, building bridges of understanding and respect.
Community and Language
Community and Language
Our group chat isn’t just a space for updates; it’s a thriving social hub where we exchange ideas, share laughs, and engage in language discussions. Whether it’s clarifying Sesotho phrases or diving into linguistic nuances (le ha ho le joalo, Sesotho ha se tolokoe), we keep our language alive and evolving, one conversation at a time.
Join us in celebrating the soul of Lesotho. Whether you’re here to learn, connect, or simply have fun, LeSA is your gateway to embracing and sharing the beauty of our heritage!
At LeSA, we believe in empowering our members with knowledge. Find some helpful resources below, to enhance your understanding of the language and culture.
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