Pheha Plastic

King Moshoeshoe I and our great forefathers lived in harmony with nature.

They understood the importance of protecting our land and water resources, ensuring they were preserved for future generations.
Today, we continue to benefit from their wisdom—through industries, household use, and many other ways that natural resources support our daily lives.

This Moshoeshoe’s Day, ReNOKA invites you to join the conversation on how we can all play a role in protecting Lesotho’s land and water at the Farmers Market in the garden of Alliance Française de Maseru.

Visit the market from 12:00 PM to 6:00 PM to do your shopping and also for a chance to interact with our exhibition and learn why Lesotho’s natural resources matter.



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The fact that we need to enforce environmental protections is proof our system is not sustainable. A healthy and sustainable system wouldn’t destroy its one and only home.