- -ˈsoʊtoʊ/) goes back as many as 400 years.
Present Lesotho (then
called Basotholand)
emerged as a
single polity under King
Moshoeshoe I in 1822.
Under Moshoeshoe...
-
Zionist sect. Lion, an
early Zionist convert, was
appointed AFM
leader in
Basotholand in 1912.
Prior to this Lion had
received extensive training as a faith...
-
miners who
worked at
these mines were
Basotho people who
lived in then
Basotholand.
During their time
working in the mines, they
lived in
hostels which...
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postponed in the
Stadium Area
constituency following the
death of the
Basotholand Total Liberation Congress candidate. The
ruling All
Basotho Convention...
-
postponed in the
Stadium Area
constituency following the
death of the
Basotholand Total Liberation Congress candidate. The
ruling All
Basotho Convention...
- the
Pondoland coast. In
December 1867, the
Colonial Office approved Basotholand's annexation by Natal.
Distrusting the
Natal administration and believing...
- caravans.
Leballo had
planned a m****ive
revolt for 8
April 1963, but
Basotholand police managed to
track down and raid the PAC's headquarters, seizing...
-
Chief Leabua Jonathan, the
ruling BNP
refused to cede
power to the
rival Basotholand Congress Party (BCP),
although the BCP was
widely believed to have won...
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pushed eastwards across the
Caledon river,
before a
British protectorate,
Basotholand, was declared. The town came into being, like many in
rural South Africa...
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Basutoland Congress Party (BCP, led by Ntsu Mokhehle) over the
ruling Basotholand National Party (BNP, led by Jonathan) in the
general election. Prime...
