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IMMIGRATION
With our friendly trade policies, abundance of skilled labour as well as access to favourable trade agreements investing in The Kingdom of Lesotho promises high returns. keyboard_double_arrow_down
Investing in Lesotho
Embark on a journey into key investment industries today, delving into the potential of Renewable Energy, Mining, Agro-Industry, Manufacturing, Infrastructure, and Construction. Explore thriving sectors where opportunities abound, shaping a brighter, sustainable future through impactful investments. Embrace the possibilities, and together, let’s embark on this transformative investment journey.
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Business
Starting a business in Lesotho
With the one stop Business facilitation centre, starting a business in Lesotho has never been easier. The OBFC is a full service point through which one can register and licence their business easily and online. This is just one of the ways in which we are committed to upgrading the ease of doing business in the country. The services are linked to Revenue Services Lesotho making it a seamless integration for businesses to also register for tax on the same platform.
Power
Hydroelectric Power
Through the Lesotho Highlands Water Project, Lesotho generates water for Gauteng, a province in neighbouring South Africa as well as hydroelectric power for Lesotho. The project, established in 1986 by a bilateral treaty between Lesotho and South Africa. By harnessing the water of the Senqu river in the highlands of Lesotho through the construction of a series of dams. There are currently five dams planned as part of the LHWP in a phased approach. Currently the Muela hydroelectric station has a capacity of 72MW and produces electricity for Lesotho’s domestic needs. Phase II of the LHWP is currently under way in Polihali with the construction of the Polihali dam and transfer tunnel.