Motebong Lodge News
Ha Lejone Village / Katse Dam | Lesotho
When the Katse Dam disappeared
In 1997 the Katse Dam wall over Malibamatso river was officially completed and the process of inundation started. The dam was built by the Highlands Water Venture (HWV), a consortium of seven international contractors, namely; Ibregilio from Italy as the lead company, Bouygues from France, Hochtief from Germany, Stirling and Kier from the UK
Pretoria hikers
On the weekend of the 16th December Motebong Lodge hosted a group of keen hikers from Pretoria, out to challenge themselves at altitude. The hike started at the lodge at an altitude of 2100m above sea level, going up to around 2800m.
Biker Rescued by Mamohau Hospital
On Saturday the 29th October we received a group of biker guests who had been booked with us for a number of months prior to arrival and were well expected. Starting from Sani Pass that morning, they arrived slightly later than we expected. We soon learnt that their ride had been ‘an eventful affair’!
A brief story of the Rio Olympics 2016 in pictures
When this message came from the Rio Olympics 2016 newsletter – “Rio2016 – Official mobile app will be offline from Oct 14”, this was confirmation that the sports spectacle of 2016 has been and gone – thanks to the friendly city of Rio for hosting a successful event! It was also a reminder that this
50th Independence Celebration Ha Lejone
The village of Ha Lejone and the wider Malibamatso valley hosted a 50th independence celebration at the local football ground. Ha Lejone is the village next to the lodge, with which we have a social responsibility relation. The celebration was coordinated by the local police services officers and made possible by the generosity of local
