Mohale's Hoek District Council - GIZ

Information Handbook 2009

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MOHALE’S HOEK DISTRICT COUNCIL

LOCAL GOVERNMENT DISTRICT INFORMATION HANDBOOK

June 2009

A COMPILATION OF CRUCIAL INFORMATION FOR THE DISTRICT(DISAGGREGATED COUNCIL-WISE)

Ministry of local Government and Chieftainship German Technical CooperationDepartment of PlanningKingdom of Lesotho

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1Information Handbook 2009

Prepared by: Department of Planning, Ministry of Local Government and Chieftainship

Supported by: GTZ Lesotho

The Ministry of Local Government and Chieftainship(MOLGC) through its Department of Planning, remains theowner of this handbook. However, there shall be no copy-

right restrictions over the use or replication of the wholeor parts of this handbook. This is an approach for utiliza-tion by the interested parties and is entirely in the public

domain. However, no changes shall be made to the handbook and reprinted thus without prior

permission of MOLGC.

Version dated: June 2009

Pictures provided by: The Age Multimedia Publishers

Design/Layout by: The Age Multimedia Publishers

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Mohale’sHoekDistrict Council

2009

Publisher’s contact details, Maseru: Ministry of Local Government, P.O. Box 686, Maseru 100, Lesotho

Tel.: +266 22 325331 Fax: +266 22 311269

Contact details, Mohale’s Hoek:District Council, P.O. Box 32, Mohale’s Hoek, Lesotho

Tel.: +266 22 785 338/9

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Acronyms………………………………………………………………………………..............

Mohale’s Hoek District Map……………………………………………………….................

Introduction………………………………………………………………………...........……..

Background to Local Government in Lesotho……………………………............………….

Methodology…………………………………………………………………...........………….

1. Profile of Community Councils……………………………………...………………

2. Social Indicators……………………………………………………...………………

3. Gender Aspects……………………………………………………....……………….

4. Agriculture………………………………………………………….…………………

5. Trade and Commerce…………………………………………………...……………

6. Health…………………………………………………………………….……………

7. HIV & AIDS……………………………………………………………..…………….

8. Education………………………………………………………………...……………

9. Water……………………………………………………………………..……………

10. Roads……………………………………………………………………...…………..

11. Energy……………………………………………………………………....………….

12. Communication………………………………………………………….……………

13. Security……………………………………………………………………...…………

14. Environment………………………………………………………………...…………

15. Community Council Fact Sheets………………………………………………….............

16. Community Council Administration Profile……………………………………...........…

17. List of District Council Members……......................................................................…

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AIDS – Acquired Immuno Deficiency Syndrome

B&B – Bed and Breakfast

CC – Community Council

DC – District Council

DCS – District Council Secretary

ED – Electoral Division = Local Government Constituency

GTZ – German Technical Cooperation

HIV – Human Immuno-deficiency Virus

IEC – Independent Electoral Commission

KM – Kilometre

MOLGC – Ministry of Local Government and Chieftainship

NGO – Non Governmental Organisation

STD – Sexually Transmitted Diseases

TB – Tuberculosis

VCT – Voluntary Counselling and Testing

WASA – Water and Sewage Authority

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Mohale’s Hoek District Constituencies & Community CouncilsMinistry of Local Government and Chieftainship,

Department of Lands, Surveys and Physical Planning

The Local Government District Information Handbook for Mohale’s Hoek pro-

vides essential data on the socio-economic aspects of the District, disaggre-

gated Council wise. The broad objective of this database is to assist Local

Government, Government Ministries, NGOs, community groups, individuals

and others to understand the socio-economic status and profile of each of the

Community Councils so that they can partner better with the Local Govern-

ment. This information is provided to facilitate informed decision making at

District and Community Council level while at the same time informing the na-

tional Local Government database, at a subsequent stage. We hope that this

Handbook will become a reference information book for all information per-

taining to Local Government in this district.

The information is presented in the form of tables providing statistical and de-

scriptive information of the Councils. These include data on the general profile

of the Councils, social indicators, gender issues, and information about selected

sectors, namely, agriculture, trade, health, HIV & AIDS, education, water, roads,

communication, energy, environment etc. �

The local government elections, held for the first time

in Lesotho in 2005, led to the establishment of 128

Community Councils, 10 District Councils and the

Maseru Municipal Council with about 1508 Coun-

cillors. Each Council has indirectly elected Chairper-

sons and Vice Chairpersons as well as a number of

Standing Committees for specific purposes. The

process of Administrative deconcentration and inte-

gration at the District level is coordinated by the Dis-

trict Administrator who represents the interests of

Central Government in the district. The process of po-

litical and service decentralisation is being managed

on a day to day level by the District Council Secretary.

Each District and Community Council has a Local

Government Service staff compliment to assist in the

operations of the councils. A number of staff from

about nine Line Ministries, who perform functions

that have been decentralised to Local Government, is

assigned to work under a designated Council �

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8 Information Handbook 2009 9Mohale’s Hoek District Council

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The process of development of this Handbook has been coordinated and supervised by Department of

Planning, Ministry of Local Government and Chieftainship (MOLGC). The following data collectors

were engaged and worked under the supervision of Community Council Secretaries (CCSs) to collect

data: Teboho Toai, Leoatle Hlabana, Fooso Kesi, Motsieleli Mafatlane, Liteboho Mahula, Thabo Matela

and Rethabile Seleoane. Engagement of Data collectors and technical design of the process was sup-

ported by German Technical Cooperation GTZ. This information was collected using a CC Fact Sheet

(Annex 1) whose respondents were the councilors and their support staff. A detailed or intensive house-

hold survey was not employed. This is a first attempt at collating key information trends aggregated as

per CC boundaries. This information will be revised through updating, and subsequently validated

against other secondary data sources, especially from the concerned sectors at the district level �

1. Council Profile

CC-names and codes Population % of district

population

Males Females Total no. ofdeaths in

the last year

Total no. ofbirths in

the last year

CommunityCouncil in area in km2

No. of EDs

No. ofvillages

Average Population per Village

Siloe F01

Mashaleng F02

Motlejoeng F03

Khoelenya F04

Teke F05

Mootsinyane F06

Phamong F07

Thaba Mokhele F08

Qobong F09

Qhobeng F10

Seroto F11

Lilkhutloaneng F12

Nkau F13

Qabane F14

Total

285

353

738

138

100

139

138

193

112

50

87

102

115

95

163

18261

21869

25096

22424

5403

9995

8402

18135

9324

3083

7836

7937

9092

6924

173781

10.5

12.6

14.4

12.9

3.1

5.8

4.8

10.4

5.4

1.8

4.5

4.6

5.2

4.0

100

9295

10658

11839

10873

2722

4743

4113

8851

4747

1604

3950

3945

4462

3457

85259

8966

11211

13257

11551

2681

5252

4289

9284

4577

1479

3886

3992

4630

3467

88522

126

253

325.00

136

145

199

137

250

111

25

38

189

241

115

2290

262.96

146.25

109.93

297.97

174.32

183.16

142.45

267.33

205.57

211.13

313.84

304.32

226.68

198.69

3044.6

262.96

146.25

109.93

297.97

174.32

183.16

142.45

267.33

205.57

211.13

313.84

304.32

226.68

198.69

3044.6

11

10

11

11

9

11

9

11

11

9

11

9

11

11

145

64

62

34

162

54

72

61

94

83

62

90

78

79

73

1068

2. Social Indicators

CC-names and codes No. ofhouseholds

Everagehousehold

size

No of womenheaded

households

% of womenheaded

households

No of child-headed

households

% of child-headed

households

No. of double

orphans

No. of paternal orphans

No . ofmaternalorphans

No. of per-sons receiv-ing food aid

% of personsreceing food aid

Siloe F01

Mashaleng F02

Motlejoeng F03

Khoelenya F04

Teke F05

Mootsinyane F06

Phamong F07

Thaba Mokhele F08

Qobong F09

Qhobeng F10

Seroto F11

Lilkhutloaneng F12

Nkau F13

Qabane F14

Total

0.21

1.80

0.50

0.51

2.98

18.34

0.00

0.16

3106

3575

6502

7030

1613

2268

1925

4345

2559

1066

3119

2414

2140

1878

43540

5.0

5.0

7.0

8.0

5.0

10

5.0

4.0

12

7.0

6.0

8.0

8.0

4.0

4.0

1373

1611

1720

1902

275

1710

1168

1522

623

324

389

561

859

652

14689

44.2

45.1

26.5

27.1

17.0

60.7

35.0

30.4

12.5

23.2

40.1

34.7

133

267

746

461

65

366

247

85

180

37

95

344

148

15

3189

4.3

7.5

11.5

6.6

4.0

12.8

2.0

3.5

3.0

14.3

6.9

0.8

346

215

1637

800

171

1681

250

623

193

113

210

601

203

131

7174

618

509

1393

1216

218

994

580

1330

420

128

582

258

407

610

9263

367

320

1018

857

65

385

408

1063

297

259

161

857

252

313

6622

48

97

285

42

92

349

92

1437

0

11

2453

3. Gender Aspects

CC-names and codes Male/Female ratioof population

Male/Female ratioof councillors

Siloe F01

Mashaleng F02

Motlejoeng F03

Khoelenya F04

Teke F05

Mootsinyane F06

Phamong F07

Thaba Mokhele F08

Qobong F09

Qhobeng F10

Seroto F11

Lilkhutloaneng F12

Nkau F13

Qabane F14

Total

1.04

0.95

0.89

0.94

1.02

0.90

0.96

0.95

1.04

1.08

1.02

0.99

0.96

1.00

0.96

0.38

1.00

1.60

0.83

2.00

0.50

0.57

0.60

1.75

0.80

1.20

0.83

0.85

Number of womenheaded households

0.38

1.00

1.60

0.83

2.00

0.50

0.57

0.60

1.75

0.80

1.20

0.83

0.85

% of womenheaded households

0.38

1.00

1.60

0.83

2.00

0.50

0.57

0.60

1.75

0.80

1.20

0.83

0.85

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4. Agriculture

CC-names and codes No. of householdswith agriculture

plots

Average size ofthe agricultural

plots (ha)

Siloe F01

Mashaleng F02

Motlejoeng F03

Khoelenya F04

Teke F05

Mootsinyane F06

Phamong F07

Thaba Mokhele F08

Qobong F09

Qhobeng F10

Seroto F11

Lilkhutloaneng F12

Nkau F13

Qabane F14

1078

3575

2324

4039

3458

2461

3507

6288

1881

1806

2618

2019

1390

1699

2.25 acres

1.21

3

10

12

4.3

1.21

2.1 acres

Government service providers

Ministry of Agriculture & Food Security

and Ministry of Forestry & Land Reclamation

Ministry of Agriculture & Food Security and SANRemp



Ministry of Agriculture & Food Security and

Ministry of Forestry & Land Reclamation




Ministry of Agriculture & Food Security and

Ministry of Forestry & Land Reclamation

Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security




Ministry of Agriculture & Food Security and SANRemp


NGOs as serviceproviders

World Vision

World Vision, FAO and CRS

World Vision, TEBA, UNICEF

World Vision and SANReMP

World Vision

Serumula and Move

Serumula, Machobane, Rural Self-help

Development Association, Mimi

CARE, TEBA, UNICEF, Red Cross,

World Vision, Caritus

Serumula and MOVE

None

Serumula and MOVE

none

SMARDT,Serumula and MOVE

SMARDT

5.Water

CC-names and codes No. of householdswith access topiped water

No. ofwell/water

points

Siloe F01

Mashaleng F02

Motlejoeng F03

Khoelenya F04

Teke F05

Mootsinyane F06

Phamong F07

Thaba Mokhele F08

Qobong F09

Qhobeng F10

Seroto F11

Lilkhutloaneng F12

Nkau F13

Qabane F14

1165

805

2227

3507

515

360

1788

3730

347

73

1047

177

2141

118

132

77

210

148

76

60

60

96

138

13

99

13

67

238

Average time taken ordistance to the nearest

portable water point

15 min

1 hr

17min

1 hr

10 km

34 min

5 min

15 min

1 hr

15 km

1.5 hr

45 min

5 min

10 min

What kind of water supply projects are under implementation or planned? Where?

Installing new water taps and extending groundwater pipes

Building of water systems to assist in protection of available

sources of water in Liphiring F0208, connections of WASA taps in

Qalakheng F0210

Planned installlation of public stand pipes

Installing piped water systems

Provision and extension of clean water supply to the entire council

Piped Water Systems

Extension of water system in Phamong F 07/05

Repair of water pipes

Installation of water pipes at Nthamae and Tau villages

Installation of water pipes

Installation of piped water systems

Piped water supply

None

New water taps at Letumonyane,addition

of water taps in some villages

No. of villages with existing

water systems

24

44

31

57

4

56

190

80

62

5

10

5

79

43

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7. Health Services

CC-names and codes Government Health Centres

Health services byNGOs and private

providers

Siloe F01

Mashaleng F02

Motlejoeng F03

Khoelenya F04

Teke F05

Mootsinyane F06

Phamong F07

Thaba Mokhele F08

Qobong F09

Qhobeng F10

Seroto F11

Lilkhutloaneng F12

Nkau F13

Qabane F14

Mokotane, Tlokotsing, Mohalinyane

Liphiring Health Centre

Ntsekhe Hospital

N/A

Mootsinyana Clinic

Lithipeng Health Clinic

Phamong Health Centre

Mpharane Health Centre

Nohana Clinic Ketane,

Mobile Doctors and Mobile Clinic

Nohana Clinic Ketane,

Mobile Doctors and mobile clinic

None

None

Hloahloeng Health Centre

None

Mofumahali oa Rosari

Health Centre

Ts'epo Health Centre

Dr. Makhube,

Dr. Moshoeshoe

Morifi Clinic and Holy

Cross Health Centre

None

Holy Cross Health Clinic

None

None

None

None

Serumula

None

None

Tebellong hospital

Average time required to reach

the nearest health centre

6 hours

1 hour 30 min.

1 hour

1 hour

2 hours

2 hours

7hrs

1 hour

3 hours

12 hours

2.5 hours

24 hours

7 hours

12 hours

3 most prevalent diseases

TB, HIV/AIDS, sugar diabities

TB, HIV/AIDS, High blood pressure

TB, HIV/AIDS, diabetes

TB, HIV/AIDS and shingles

TB, Highblood pressure, HIV/AIDS

HIV/AIDS, TB and Diarrhea

STIs, Stomach aches, Diarrhoea

letsollo, HIV/AIDS, STI's






No. of householdswith toilets

515

2062

5091

0

23

273

84

410

97

4

0

4

29

% of householdswith toilets

16.6

57.7

78.3

0.0

1.4

12.0

4.4

9.4

3.8

0.4

0.0

0.2

0.0

6. Trade & Industry

CC-names and codes No. of businesses and small entrepreneurs

Siloe F01

Mashaleng F02

Motlejoeng F03

Khoelenya F04

Teke F05

Mootsinyane F06

Phamong F07

Thaba Mokhele F08

Qobong F09

Qhobeng F10

Seroto F11

Lilkhutloaneng F12

Nkau F13

Qabane F14

47

General dealer-12,Shop/café-50, Supermarket-4 total is 79

98 registered businesses

63

16

Cafes-30 Supermaket-1

20

61

Café-17 Supermaket-1, Mill-5, Resturant-1

9

8

1 supermarket 62 small shops

Shop/café-34, Lucky7-1=35

18

Type of businesses and small entrepreneurs

18 shops, 6 Bars, 3 selling

of milk, 2 selling of chicken

General dealer, shop/café, supermarket

General dealers, cafés, hardwares, hotels,

lodges, bars, supermarkets, catering services,

security services, taxis, doctors etc.

1 supermarket and 62 shops

Café's, tarvens, public transport

Café, Supermarket and Public-Transport

Café, Mini Supermarket General Dealer,

Public Bar, Supermarket, Public Transport

Café, Supermarket, Resturant,

Public-Transport,

Mills, tarvens, cafe, taxis

shops

2 supermarket 62 small shops

shop/café

Shops

Availability of banking facility in the CC-area

none

none

Nedbank, Std Bank, TEBA,

JP Finance, LNIG,

Kente cash loans

none

none

none

none

none

none

none

none

none

none

none

8. HIV & AIDS

CC-names and codes Readiness to undergo VCT

Levels of getting results

Siloe F01

Mashaleng F02

Motlejoeng F03

Khoelenya F04

Teke F05

Mootsinyane F06

Phamong F07

Thaba Mokhele F08

Qobong F09

Qhobeng F10

Seroto F11

Lilkhutloaneng F12

Nkau F13

Qabane F14

Low

High

High

Low

Medium

Medium

High

High

Medium

High

High

Low

High

Low

High

High

High

Low

Medium

Medium

High

High

Medium

High

High

Low

High

High

No. of people dependent on home

based care

95

324

208

176

227

30

88

75

324

327

50

No. of HIV & AIDSsupport groups

60

10

58

43

4

40

25

46

2

7

61

9

11

26

9. Education

CC-names and codes No. of primaryschools

No. of secondaryschools

No. of high

schools Primary Secondary High school

Average no. of years of schools attendance No. of othertrainingschools

Name ofother training

schools

No. of initiationschools

No. of initiatesbetween

2007 - 2008

Siloe F01

Mashaleng F02

Motlejoeng F03

Khoelenya F04

Teke F05

Mootsinyane F06

Phamong F07

Thaba Mokhele F08

Qobong F09

Qhobeng F10

Seroto F11

Lilkhutloaneng F12

Nkau F13

Qabane F14

359

485

383

953

325

107

731

320

298

348

204

259

271

26

11

13

16

8

10

8

16

10

11

14

16

11

10

2

2

0

2

0

0

0

1

5

0

0

11

1

2

4

1

5

0

0

0

1

1

0

0

0

1

0

0

9

7

7

7

9

7

7

7

7

9

7

9

7

9

4

3

4

3

4

4

3

3

3

0

3

4

3

5

3

2

3

5

5

6

5

5

7

7

5

10

6

6

None

1

4

None

1

None

None

None

None

None

None

None

None

None

None

Taung Training Skills

Center (Liphiring)

St.Elizabeth Training Institute

Ntlafatso Training Institute

Mohale's Hoek Farmers

training centre (FTC)

None

Shoe making Society

None

None

None

None

None

None

None

None

None

702

7

13

7

18

14

2

15

6

11

11

9

8

8

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10. Roads

CC-names and codes No. of villageswithout road

access

Roads projects under implementation

Siloe F01

Mashaleng F02

Motlejoeng F03

Khoelenya F04

Teke F05

Mootsinyane F06

Phamong F07

Thaba Mokhele F08

Qobong F09

Qhobeng F10

Seroto F11

Lilkhutloaneng F12

Nkau F13

Qabane F14

23

50

14

51

50

18

30

39

32

58

37

74

66

68

Sephapo-Mokotoko, Liphakoaneng-Malimong,

Takalatsa-Khitšane, Moeletsi-Paul IV

Maintanance of a road Takalatsa-Liphiring 25 km

Maintenance of Maphakela road

None

None

Gravel road from Makhabane to Taba-li-atile

Gravel road from Senekane to Soere

None

Nthamae-Tau Road

Mokopung -Topa

Construction of a bridge that connects

Hloahloeng and Seforong

Setofolo-Khamakhamane

Names and Lengths (km) of existing roads maintained by DRR

Gravel roads:Takalatsa-Matsie, Moeletsi-PaulVI,

Takalatsa-Mohalinyane, Tsoloane-Khitšane,

Montšo-Sephapo, Mokotane-Thaba-tšoana.

Earth roads: Matsie-Siloe, Mohalinyane-Siloe, Siloe-Tilane,

Siloe-Qhoqoane, Mampao-Lehloaneng, Montšo-Mphatsoe

Mahase-Ntikoane 10 km, Matsatse-Qhalasi 5 km,

Takalatsa-Liphiring via Thekiso 25 km, Maqhena-St Patricks 6 km,

Maphohloane-Tšepo 3 km, Qalakheng-Bulu-Bulu 10 km

Maphakela Road 12 km, Ha Sechele road 7 km,

Mesitsaneng to Mokhosi 15 km

Main road 4 km, Braakfontein to Thetso 5 km, Setotoma 4 km,

Bereng Matsoho to Angoulasi, Meriting to Makoanyane 4 km

Mesitsaneng to Ha Monehela 38 km

Matolong to Ha-Tabaliatile 32 km

Seaka to Phamong road 50 Km

Qalakheng to Mpharane road 34 Km

Seaka to Ketane Gravel Main Road

Phamong to Rantoetsi 162 km

Mokopung-Topa 42 km

Lehonyeling-Kajang 25 km

Setofole-Khamakhaane 8.7 km

11. Energy

CC-names and codes No. of householdswith electricity

connection

No. of householdsusing solar energy

Siloe F01

Mashaleng F02

Motlejoeng F03

Khoelenya F04

Teke F05

Mootsinyane F06

Phamong F07

Thaba Mokhele F08

Qobong F09

Qhobeng F10

Seroto F11

Lilkhutloaneng F12

Nkau F13

Qabane F14

Total

4

415

2594

56

0

0

30

39

0

0

0

0

0

0

3138

215

104

198

213

37

0

0

0

0

54

93

11

0

132

1057

No. of householdsusing solar cookers

and dryers

0

25

46

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

71

Main source of energy for the households

Wood, Paraffin, Gas

Wood, Cow dung, Parraffin, Gas, Electricity

Wood, Paraffin, Gas, Electricity

Wood

Firewood, Cowdung, Paraffin, Gas

Firewood

Firewood, Cowdung, Paraffin

Firewood, Cowdung, Paraffin

Wood

Firewood, Cowdung, Paraffin, Gas

Wood

Wood, Cowdung

Wood, Cowdung, Parraffin, Gas

Wood, Cowdung

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12. Communication

CC-names and codes No. of villageswith telephone

landline available

No. of villages with cellphone

reception

Siloe F01

Mashaleng F02

Motlejoeng F03

Khoelenya F04

Teke F05

Mootsinyane F06

Phamong F07

Thaba Mokhele F08

Qobong F09

Qhobeng F10

Seroto F11

Lilkhutloaneng F12

Nkau F13

Qabane F14

0

7

36

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

39

62

36

145

0

39

40

74

6

0

0

21

0

3

No. of villages with local radio

reception

48

62

36

89

54

80

60

94

76

62

37

85

79

71

No. of villages with postal mail services

16

None

36

1

0

73

0

12

0

0

4

0

0

No. of villages withTV receltion

9

7

36

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

13. Security Services

CC-names and codes

Siloe F01

Mashaleng F02

Motlejoeng F03

Khoelenya F04

Teke F05

Mootsinyane F06

Phamong F07

Thaba Mokhele F08

Qobong F09

Qhobeng F10

Seroto F11

Lilkhutloaneng F12

Nkau F13

Qabane F14

Sephapo Police Station

Mpharane Police Post

M/Hoek Police Station

M/Hoek Police Station

Phamong Police Station

and Mohale's Hoek

Phamong Police Post

Mpharane Police Post

Ketane Police Station

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

2

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

No. of crime prevention committees

in the Council area

24

62

133

67

22

12

36

62

17

35

84

9

11

23

Average distance to the nearest

police post (km)

19

18

2

20

50

50

23

18

138

37

16

150

n/a

12

Commonly reported crimes

Stock theft, rape, fights

Common assault, house breaking,

Sexual abuse

Sexual offence,house breaking, fights

Rape, theft and fights

Stock theft, assault

Violence/fights and stock theft


sexual abuse, theft


sexual abuse

Violence/fights and stock theft

Witchcraft, stock theft, rape

Mugging, abuse, theft and fights

Sexual offence, house breaking,

fights, stock theft

Assault, rape, stock theft

Stock theft, fights

No. of security service providers

Government (police) Private

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14. Environment

CC-names and codes

Siloe F01

Mashaleng F02

Motlejoeng F03

Khoelenya F04

Teke F05

cheche, koelitsana,

mofifi, moretele, bokhoe, mohlomo,

khoara, selepehloenya, mositse,

ts’inabelo, sehalahala, lekhapu,

phonyoka, khomo-ea-balisa, moseha

hloenya, khoara, poho-ts'ehla,

labatheke, mositsane, phonyoka,

phooa, ts'upane, khapumpu,

khomo ea balisa,

moretele o mofubelu

hloenya, mathethebane,

sehloko, phate ea ngaka

traditional medicine,

kharetsoana, mohlomo, qokoa,

mohloare, mofifi, poone ea tsoene,

khoara, mositsane, letapisa,

khomo ea balisa, setjoetlane

hloenya, khretsana, leshoma,

maleleka, khomo ea balisa, khoara,

poho ts'ehla, kuena

rabbits,

rock rabbit,

thlolo, buck

pela, letsa,

tlholo, m'utla,

kokolofitoe

rabbits,

rock daisse

rabbits, pela,

tlohlo, letsa,

jackal,

porcupine,

mochalla

lipela,

'mutlanyane,

ts'oene,

khatla, tlholo

Places of interest

Salang dam, Maphiri cave,

Letsoapong cave, Korolo cave,

Phatlane cave,

Tlokotsing cave, 'Makhosu

M'amatsoele, qalong ea khuiting,

cave of Ha Mahase, Letsatseng la

Likhutloaneng, Tsotsore, Boer cavesat

liphiring, cave of Seqhokeng, Bushmen

caves and graves, Boer graves

Motlejoeng (cave)

Morifi, Letsoapong la Ramoipone,

Letsoapong la sekolong, Ha Motoe

(Bushman pass)

Sankoase Lekhohlong

Types of environmentalprojects planned

and ongoing

platation of trees,

plantation of grass,

preventation of dongas,

building of dams

Ongoing: tree planting,

building of available

sources of water for

preservation purposes,

building of dongas to

combat soil erosion

tree plantation,

rehabilitation of

dongas, mantloane

tree planting,

gully rehabilitation

building dongas,

planting of trees,


Causes of soil erosion

topology,

heavy rains,

winds, draught

over grazing,

heavy rain storms,

poor farming

techniques

burning of grass,

overgrazing, severe

rainfall, ploughing

in wrong direction

overgrazing and

heavy rains

burning of grass,

overgrazing, severe

rainfall, ploughing in

wrong direction, animals

using the same route

Names of endangered species

Flora Fauna

14. Environment

CC-names and codes

Mootsinyane F06

Phamong F07

Thaba Mokhele F08

Qobong F09

Qhobeng F10

hloenya, sehloko,

'moli, sefothafotha, poho-tsehla,

kuena, lekhala, khomo ea balisa

hloenya, moli, sehloko,

khomo-ea-balisa,

khampumpu, lesoko,

phonyoka, hlokoana-la-tsela

phefo, moli, hloenya,

poone-ea-litsoene, sehloko,

sehala-hala-sa-matlaka,

khomo-ea-balisa

hloenya, sehloko, 'moli,

Sefothafotha, poho-tsehla, kuena,

lekhala, khomo ea balisa

liremo, mohlomo,

qokoa, lekhala kharetsana

‘mutla, lipela,

lithlolo, litsoene,

linoha, matsa,

phokojoe.

springbok

none

mutla, matsa,

thlolo, lipela,

mochalla

matsa, lits'oene,

phokojoe, 'mutla

Places of interest

Bushmen rock art

and their caves

none

none

Bushmen art and

caves, Tsullung Ha Bosiu

Mokhoabo Khohlong Ha Letsie,

Lekhala kharetsana Ha Oetsi,

Lihlohong Waterfall Ha Nthamaha


and ongoing

Tree Plantation,

rehabilitation of dongas,

tree plantation,

rehabilitation

of dongas,

tree planting and

grass plantation.

Existing: Tree Planting at

Khubetsoana Sekolong, Ha Masiba,

Ha Rampoti and Ha Sepolo.

Planned: Irrigation Project at

Ha Nthamaha, Kotsoana,

Ralekhoasa, Teleki and Khojane

and Joint crop growing

Tree planting, gully rehabilitation

tree plantation, rehabilitation

of dongas,


burning of

grazelands

overgrazing and

heavy rains.

overgrazing

and heavy rains

burning of public

lands, overgrazing,

topology


Flora Fauna

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CC-names and codes

Seroto F11

Likhutloaneng F12

Nkau F13

Qabane F14

traditional medicine, khoara,

boleba, kharetsoana, khomo ea

balisa, sesepa sa linooa

hloenya, mohalalitoe,

khapumpu, aloe,

mathethebane

hloenya, moli, sehloko,

moli, khomo ea balisa,

khoara, lesoko, khoara.

cheche, koelitsana, mofifi,

moretele, bokhoe, mohlomo,

khoara, selepehloenya,

mositse,tsinabelo, sehalahala,

lekhapu, phonyoka,

khomo-ea-balisa, moseha

Meutloanyana,

porcupine, matsa,

pela, tlohlo,

mochalla

rabbit, rock rabbit,

jackal, springbok

lipela, phokoje,

tlholo, matsa,

mutla

rabbits,

rock rabbit,

thlolo, buck, fog,

lelora, rapeisi

Places of interest

Litsoeneng,

lehaha la hloahloa, lehaha la

Qhaba, phororo ea Ketane

Khalong la Baroa, Thaba-Ntšo

caves, Matea-Nyetseng

none

Khama, Baroeng, Sethunyeng,

Thaba-Tseka, Mamphela,

sekheni, Mokopokopo,

Sekhejane, Seketsing,

Lejoaneng,

Thaba-Khubelu (all caves)

and Khomong rock


and ongoing

tree planting,


tree plantation,

rehabilitation of dongas,

tree planting

platation of trees,

plantation of grass,

preventation of dongas,

building of strips


Overgrazing

and heavy rains

Burning of public

lands, overgrazing,

topology

overgrazing,

heavy rainfalls,

burning of grass,

using one path

topology, heavy

rains,winds


Flora Fauna

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2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

Population:

Total population of the Community Council (CC)

Male population in the CC-area

Female population in the CC-area

Youth population in the CC area (between 15 and 35 years)

Average population per village in the CC-area

No. of births in the last year in the CC-area

No. of 5+ deaths in the last year in the CC-area

Under 5 deaths in the last year in the CC-area

16430

6642

9788

Male: 3564

Female: 4501

257

90

126

41

9.

10.

11.

12.

13.

CC Profile:

No. of Electoral Divisions (EDs) in the CC-area

No. of villages in the CC-area

Names of villages in the CC area

Estimated distance of CC centre from district town (in km and travel time)

Total area of community council (km2)

23

64

Qoqoane, Chabeli, Kekeleng, Phuti, Mohohlo, Siloe, Raselepe,

Moletsane, ’Moko, Salemone, Popolosi, Ntilane, Matšoareng,

Rantsie, Mahlehle, Pii, Monyake, Tsoloane, Maralleng, Mosehlana,

Ramonate, Majoale, Majakang, Salang, Matsie, Leribe, Thobong,

Linareng, Mokhethi, Koloti, Khutsong, Raubi, Seabo, Molatoli,

Tlokotsing, Maru-matšo, Thabaneng, Tsienyane, Thotaneng,

Moreneng, Mokhethi, Makotoko, Lehloaneng, Motšoanyane,

Mokoarane, Mahoete, Khorola, Mokhothu, Thabaneng,

Khojane, Sephapo, Moeketse, Teheli, Serabele, Mokotane,

Maseli, Phuthing, Mokausi, Montšo, Mohapeloa, Pontšeng,

Qalike, Mokhele, Raboko, Thella, Pitsi, Pontšeng

38km

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Source: Councilors and Chiefs

Source: Councilors and CCS

14.

15.

16.

17.

18.

19.

20.

21.

22.

Social indicators:

Total No. of households in the CC area

Average number of persons per household in the CC area

(Average household size)

No. of women headed households in the CC area

No. of child headed households in the CC area

No. of orphans in the CC area:

a) Paternal orphans

b) Maternal orphans

c) Double orphans

No. of vulnerable children in the CC area

No. of boys not attending school in the CC area (below 18 years of age)

No of girls not attending school in the CC area (below 18 years of age)

No. of persons with disabilities in the CC area.

Specify the forms of disabilities

3106

5

1373

133

1368

618

367

346

228

217

83

160

23.

24.

25.

26.

27.

Socio-economic indicators:

No. of persons receiving food aid in the CC area.

No. of households with the following expenditures (Maloti per year)

in the CC area:

Sources of income and the number of concerned households in the CC area

No. of people generating incomes from other sources in the CC area. Specify

Names and types of associations within the CC area

0

0 – 500:

501 – 1000:

Above 1000:

Trade:

Formal employment:

Farming:

• Bataung Burial Society • Itjareng bataung • Boiteko • Linare

• Liphamola • Majantja • Phahamang • Poloko

• Project on pig farming • Project on chicken farming

• Loan Sharks

28.

29.

30.

Gender:

No. of female councilors in the CC area

No. of male councilors in the CC area

No. of CC staff. (Attach list and specify job titles)

8

3

6 Source: CSS

31.

32.

33.

34.

35.

36.

37.

38.

Agricultural sector:

Number of households with agricultural plots in the CC area.

Average plot sizes in hectares (ha) in the CC area.

No. of households having Land Titles (e.g. Form C lease) in the CC area.

Three main crops produced in the CC area.

Three main livestock herded in the CC area.

Size of public land (hectares of range land) within the CC area.

List the agricultural services providers available in the CC area

(government and NGO’s:)?

What kind of agricultural projects are planned or under

implementation in the CC area?

1699

1737

• Maize • Sorghum • Beans

• Cattle • Sheep • Beans

Government: Department of Agriculture

NGOs: World Vision

Planned: Block Farming

Under implementation: Block Farming


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Source: Councilors and Support Groups

Source: Councilors

Source: Councilors

Source: CSS

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40.

41.

42.

43.

44.

45.

46.

47.

Health sector:

Three most prevalent diseases in the CC area

Names of health centres in the CC area

Longest and shortest distance to nearest Health centre (in hours or km)

Names of villages whose access to health facilities is worst.

No. of people affected

Readiness of undergoing VCT (Voluntary Counseling and Testing)

in the CC-area.

Level of interest to get the results of the test in the CC area

(Tick the appropriate situation).

No. of people dependent on home based care in the CC area.

No. of HIV and AIDS support groups in the CC area

No. of households with toilets in the CC area

• T.B • HIV/AIDS • Sugar Tuberculosis

Government: • Mokotane Clinic • Tlokotsing

• Mohalinyane Health Center

NGOs: • Mofumahali oa Rosari

6hrs

Tsoloane, Salemone, Popolosi, ’Moko, Moletsane, Matsoareng,

Rantsie, Raselepe, Rathulo, Ntilane, Chabeli, Kekeleng, Phuthi,

Mohohlo, Qhoqoane, Qalike, Mokhele, Raboko, Thella, Pitsi,

Pontseng, Linareng, Mokhethi, Koloti, Khutsong, Raubi, Seabo,

Molatoli, Qalike, Mokhele, Raboko, Thella, Pitsi, Pontšeng,

Lehloaneng, Malimong, Makotoko, Motšoanyane, Mohapeloa, Tiheli

• High • Medium*** • Low

• High • Medium*** • Low

95

60

• Water Systems: 2 • VIP: 245 • Other types: 268

48.

49.

50.

51.

52.

53.

54.

55.

56.

Education sector:

Number of Primary Schools in the CC area

Number of Secondary Schools in the CC area

Number of High Schools in the CC area

Estimated years of school attendance (not official years)in the CC area:

a) Primary School

b) Secondary School

c) High School

No of school drop outs in the CC-area:

c) Primary School

d) Secondary School

c) High School

Names of farmers training centres (FTC’s) in the CC area

Names of other vocational training schools in the CC area.

If available, specify type

No. of initiation schools in the CC area for the last year until present time

No. of initiates in the CC area for the last year until present time

• Government: 9 • NGOs (e.g. churches): 17

• Private and individually owned: 0





9

4

3

255 (year ???)

95

27

-

-

7

Males: 702

Females: 7

Source: Education Office and Councilors



Source: Councilors

57.

58.

59.

60.

61.

62.

63.

64.

Water sector:

Number of households with access to piped water in the

CC-area (within 150m):

Number of wells in the CC area.

Number of dams in the CC area. Indicate whether they

are natural or man-made.

No. of villages with existing water systems in the CC area

Longest and shortest distance to nearest potable water point

(hours/kms) in the CC area.

Names of villages where supply of potable water is reliable and clean.

No. of households concerned

What kind of water supply projects are planned or under


Which institutions are in charge of water supply in the CC area?

Are they locally represented?

• Public stand pipes: 148 • Private: 20

• Hand pumps: 101

• Permanent: 82 • Perennial: 50

• Communal: 50

• Individual: 232

24

15

Monyake, Kekeleng, Phuthi, Siloe, Raselepe, ’Moko, Salemone,

Popolosi, Ntilane, Matšoareng, Rantsie, Qalike, Mokhele, Raboko,

Thella, Pontšeng, Mofubetsoana, Kamele, Malimong, Lehloaneng

Planned: • make new water taps

• addition of new water taps

Under implementation: • addition of ground water

Rural Water Supply

No

Source: Rural Water Supply and Councilorsducation Office and Councilors

65.

66.

67.

68.

69.

70.

71.

Roads sector:

Total kilometer of tarred roads (i.e. national roads) in the CC area

Names and lengths of existing roads maintained by DRR in the CC-area

Longest and shortest distance (km) of villages to nearest “good” road.

Names of villages without road access in the CC-area:

no. of households concerned

What kind of road projects are planned or under


What are the transport infrastructure requirements in the CC area?

Which Institutions are in charge of the Road Sector in the CC area?


10 km+

Gravel: • Takalatsa-Matsie • Moeletsi-Paul VI

• Takalatsa-Mohalinyane • Tsoloane-Khitšane

• Montšo-Sephapo • Mokotane-Thaba-Tšoana

Earth: • Matsie-Siloe • Mohalinyane-Siloe • Qhoqoane-Siloe

• Siloe-Tilane • Siloe-Qhoqoane • Mampao-Lehloaneng

• Montšo-Mphatšoane

0 - 20 km

Salang, Thabong, Leribe, Habeli, Majoale, ’Moko, Popolosi,

Moletsane (Hlapane), Mokhethi, Koloti, Seabo, Molatoli, Qalike,

Raboko, Mokhele, Pontseng, Tiheli, Ra Phuthing, Moruntšo,

Ntilane, Lehloaneng, Malimong, Liphakoaneng

Planned: • Montšo-Tiheli • Montšo-Sephapo

• Mampho-Lehloaneng • Liphiring-Siloe • Siloe-Qhoqoane

• Siloe-Ntilane • Chabeli-Qhoqoane • Mission-Matselabeli

• Phuthalichaba-Takalatsa • Raboko • Qalike • Mokhele

• Pontšeng

Under implementation: • Sephapo-Makotoko

• Liphakoaneng-Malimong • Takalatsa-Khitšane • Moeletsi-PaulVI

• Roads*** • Boats • Air Strips

• Intermediate means of Transport:

- Footbridges***

- Walk-ways

Department of Rural Roads

Source: Department of Rural Roads and Councilors



72.

73.

74.

75.

76.

77.

Energy sector:

Number of households with electricity connections in the CC area.

(i.e. LEC connections)

Number of villages without electricity in the CC area.

Number of households using solar energy in the CC-area

Number of households using other energy sources in the CC area (specify)

Main sources of energy in the CC area

Which institutions are in charge of the electricity sectors in the CC area?


4

43

Solar power: 215 Solar cookers and dryers: 0

16424

Wood, Paraffin

Lesotho Electricity Corporation

Source: Lesotho Electricity Corporation and Councilors

78.

79.

80.

81.

82.

Communication sector:

No. of villages with landline telephone in the CC area.

Specify number of households with connections

No. of villages with cell phone reception in the CC area

No. of villages with local TV reception in the CC area

No. of villages with local radio reception in the CC area

No. of villages with access to postal/mail services in the CC area

0

39

9

48

16

Source: Councilors

83.

84.

85.

86.

Trade and commerce sector:

Number of Businesses in the CC-area; specify type

Do they have access to specific market for their products?

Are there any financial institutions (e.g. banks, insurances, credit unions, etc)

in the CC area? If yes, provide names and location.

47: • Shops • Selling of milk

• Selling of Chicken • Bars

Yes. Only in their areas

Yes. Post office in Pii F0103

Source: Councilors

87.

88.

89.

90.

91.

Security sector:

Number of security service providers in the CC area

Number of Crime Prevention Committees in the CC area

Names of villages least covered by security services in the CC area.

Common types of crime cases reported in the CC area

No. of stock stolen in the last year in the CC area

Government (Police): • Sephapo Police Station • Private: ?

2

• Stock Theft • Rape • Fights

• Cattle: 0 • Sheep: 37 • Goats: 4 • Horses: 0 • Donkeys: 4

Source: Sephapo Police Station

92.

93.

94.

95.

96.

Environment sector:

Names of rare, vulnerable and endangered species in the CC area

Names of areas of interest (that could be protected) within the council area

Names of villages that are facing severe soil erosion in the CC area.

What are the causes for this severe soil erosion in the CC area?

What are the projects existing, planned or under implementation for natural

resource management (e.g. tree planting, gully rehabilitation, rehabilitation of

wetlands, soil erosion etc.) in the CC area

Source: Sephapo Police Station

Flora (plants): hloenya, qobo, mathebane, cheche,

sehalahala, mofifi, lehlaka, mohlomo, qoqoa, khoara,

khapumpu, tšupane, mabona

Fauna (animals): hare, rock rabbit, tlholo, buck

Salang dam, Maphiri cave, Letsoapong cave, Karolo cave, Phatlane

cave, Tlokotsing cave, ’Makhosu cave

Lehloaneng, Malimong, Moletsane, Tlokotsing, Serabele, Tiheli,

Moseli, Phuthing, Mokausi, Montšo, Mohapeloa, Qalike, Mokhele,

Raboko, Thella, Pitsi, Pontšeng, Mokoroane, Mahoete, Khorola,

Mokhothu, Thabaneng, Khojane, Sephapo, Moeketse, Linareng,

Mokhethi, Koloti, Khutsong, Raubi, Seabo, Molatoli, Chabeli,

Kekeleng, Phuti, Mohohlo, Salang, Thabong, Leribe, Matsie,

Raselepe, Moletsane, ’Moko, Salemone, Popolosi, Ntilane,

Matšoareng, Rantsie, Ramonate, Majoale, Majakaneng

topology, draught, heavy rains, winds

Existing: • Plantation of trees • Plantation of grass

Ongoing: • Plantation of trees • Sill drapin

Planned: • Platation of trees • Plantation of trees

• Prevention of dongas • Building of dams



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2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

Population:

Total population of the CC

Male population in the CC area

Female population in the CC area


Average population per village in the CC area

No. of births in the last year in the CC area

No. of 5+ deaths in the last year in the CC area

Under 5 deaths in the last year in the CC area

17490

Male: 7247

Female: 10243

298

170

221

32

9.

10.

11.

12.

13.

CC Profile:

No. of electoral divisions (EDs) in the CC area


Names of villages in the CC-area


Total Area of Community council (km2)

10

62

Maqhena, Bolokoe, Mochekoane, Khasipe, Janki,Sefateng (Malebanye),

Matsatseng, Majakaneng, Makhapetla, Old Hoek, Manyeleng,

Hlokomelang, ‘Matebang, Thoriso, Lehluibi, Matlapa-Masoeu

(Ha Tšepo), Khitšane, Thabaneng, Ramoitoi, Lipeleng, Majapereng,

Boikano, Pontšeng, Mokhethi, Letsoaing, Matebeleng, Panta,

Maseteling, Mahase, Khohlong, Mopooane, Khohlong, motikoane,

Khutong, Mohlanapeng, Moreneng (Qhalasi), Nama-o-Lule, Matsatseng,

Phahameng, Makhate, Lihojeng, Raphiri, Likhutloaneng, Makhineng,

Lekhooe, Mokhesi, Mokhatla, Mabalane, Liphiring, Maphohloane,

Molomo, Nchoba, Matebeleng, Thuhlo (Lekhoaba), Tšolo, Bulu-Bulu,

Likueneng, Sekhutlong, Hapotsane, Qalakha 1, Qalakha 2

10 km (5 minutes)

146.25 km2

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15.

16.

17.

18.

19.

20.

21.

22.

Social indicators:






No. of Orphans in the CC area:

a) Paternal orphans

b) Maternal orphans

c) Double orphans






3575

5

1611

267

798

509

320

215

535

320

289

261

23.

24.

25.

26.

27.




in the CC-area:


No. of people generating incomes from other sources in the CC area. Specify.


N/A

0 – 500:

501 – 1000: 45

Above 1000: 110

Trade: 79

Formal employment: no known

Farming: 11180

250

Support groups: Qhalasi Ratanang, Boitumelo, Falimehang, Sebetsang ka Lerato, Hekeng Malimo, Thusanang ka lerato, RatanangBasotho, Kopano ke matla, Ntja-peli-hae hloloe ke sebata, BolokanangLiponono, Malala-a-laotsoe, Thusanang ka lerato, Ikaheleng areka,‘Mamohau, Falimehang, Phuthanang Ma-five rand, Itekeng Basotho, Ikaheng, Thusanang, Thusanang Mahase, Tlou hae hloloe ke moroalo) Skills centres - Kopanyang matsoho Bataung) Orphanage or homes:‘Mantšase children’s home)

Mohale’s Hoek District Council34 35Information Handbook 2009

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Source: CCS and Councilors

Source: Councilors, CCS and Dop


Source: Councilors

28.

29.

30.

Gender:




5

5

5 (Community council secretary, Accounts clerk,

Office assistant, Messenger and Watch man)

31.

32.

33.

34.

35.

36.

37.

38.




No. of households having land titles (e.g. Form C lease) in the CC area.








3575

2.25 - 3.31 hacres

3575

• maize • sorghum • beans

• sheep • sattle • goats

14386 hectares

Government: D.A.O. / SanREMP NGOs: World Vision,

Christian Relief Service Source: Councilors

Planned: none Under implementation: Tree plantation, Building

walls to combat soil erosion in dongas around fields

39.

40.

41.

42.

43.

44.

45.

46.

47.

Health sector:



Longest and shortest distance to nearest health centre (in hours or km)




in the CC area.



No. of people dependent on home based care in the CC-area.



• Tuberculosis (T.B.) • HIV/AIDS • High Blood pressure*

Government: none NGOs: Ts’epo Health Center,

Liphiring Health Center

15 minutes to 2 and half hours

Maqhena, Bolokoe, Mochekoane, Khasipe, Janki, Sefateng (Malebanye),

Matsatseng, Majakaneng, Khitšane, Thabaneng, Ramoitoi, Lipeleng,

Majapereng, Boikano, Pontšeng, Mokhethi, Letsoaing, Matebeleng, Panta,

Maseteling, Mahase, Khohlong, Mopooane, Khohlong, Motikoane, Khutong,

Mohlanapeng, Moreneng (Qhalasi), Nama-o-Lule, Matsatseng, Phahameng,

Makhate, Lihojeng, Raphiri, Likhutloaneng, Makhineng, Lekhooe, Mokhesi,

Mokhatla, Maphohloane, Molomo, Nchoba, Matebeleng, Thuhlo (Lekhoaba),

Tšolo, Bulu-Bulu, Likueneng, Sekhutlong, Hapotsane, Qalakha 1, Qalakha 2

• High*

• High*

Not available

10

Water Systems: 20 • VIP: 1449 • Other types: 598

Source: Councilors * Source: LIphiring Health Center and Tšepo Health Center


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Source: CCS

Source: D.o.P, D.A.O and Councilors

48.

49.

50.

51.

52.

53.

54.

55.

56.

Education sector:

Number of primary schools in the CC area

Number of secondary schools in the CC area

Number of high schools in the CC area


a) Primary School

b) Secondary School

c) High School

No of school drop outs in the CC area:

c) Primary School

d) Secondary School

c) High School



If available, specify type.




• Private and individually owned: data not available



• Government: N/A • NGOs (e.g. churches): 1


Not available

Kopanyang Matsoho Bataung Skills Centre

7

• Males: 289 • Females: 70


57.

58.

59.

60.

61.

62.

63.

64.

Water sector:


CC-area (within 150m)














• Hand pumps: none


• Communal: 48

• Individual: 222

46

5 minute - 2 hours

Mopooane, Mahase, Letsoaing, Panta, Matebeleng, Mokhatla,

Mokhesi, Liphiring, Mabalane, Ntikoane, Khutong, Mohlanapeng,

Moreneng, Nama-o-lule, Matsatseng, Phahameng

Planned: Building of water systems to assist in reserving

available water sources.

Under implementation: extension of water pipes/standpipes

and connections of WASA systems at Qalakheng

DRWS and WASA

Source: Councilor & Rural Water Supply



65.

66.

67.

68.

69.

70.

71.

Roads sector:

Total kilometer of Tarred roads (i.e. national roads) in the CC area

Names and lengths of existing roads maintained by DRR in the CC area


Names of villages without road access in the CC area.







25 km

Gravel: • Mahase-Ntikoane 10 km • Matsatseng-Qhalasi 5 km

• Takalatsa-Liphiring via Thekiso 25 km • Maqhena-St. Patrick 6 km

• Maphohloane-Tšepo 33 km • Qalakheng-Bulu-Bulu 10 km

Earth: • none

50 m - 2 km

Liphiring, Bolokoe, Mochekoane, Janki, Lkhutloaneng, Ha lekhooe,

Ha Mokhatla, Ntikoane, Matsatseng, Letsoaing, Ha Tšomo

(Matlapa-masoeu), Liphiring, Hlokomelang

Planned: Maintanance of roads i.e. Takalatsa-Liphiring 25km

and others.

Under implementation: Maintanance of a road

Takalatsa-Liphiring and others.

• Roads* • Footbridges* • Walk-ways*

D.R.R.

Source: Department of Rural Roads and Councilors

72.

73.

74.

75.

76.

77.

Energy sector:




Number of households using solar energy in the CC area



Which institutions are in charge of the electricity sectors in the CC area? Are

they locally represented?

415

58


Generator: 26

• wood • coal • parraffin • cow dung • gas

L.E.C.

Source: Councilors

78.

79.

80.

81.

82.


No. of villages with landline telephone in the CC area:

specify number of households with connections





4

62

62

62

N/A

Source: Councilors

83.

84.

85.


Number of businesses in the CC-area; specify type


Are there any financial institutions (e.g. banks, insurances, credit unions, etc.)


56 (shops, cafes, super markets, taxi businesss,

car washes, restaurants, egg centre)

N/A

N/A

Source: Councilors



86.

87.

88.

89.

90.

Security sector:


Number of crime prevention committees in the CC area




• Government (Police): Liphiring police unit • Private: N/A

10

Maqhena, Bolokoe, Mochekoane, Khasipe, Janki, Sefateng

(Malebanye), Matsatseng, Majakaneng, Makhapetla, Old Hoek,

Manyeleng, Hlokomelang, M’atebang, Thoriso, Lehluibi,

Matlapa-Masoeu (Ha Tšepo), Khitšane, Thabaneng, Ramoitoi,

Lipeleng, Majapereng, Boikano, Pontšeng, Mokhethi, Letsoaing,

Matebeleng, Panta, Maseteling, Mahase, Khohlong, Mopooane,

Khohlong, Motikoane, Khutong, Mohlanapeng, Moreneng (Qhalasi),

Nama-o-Lule, Matsatseng, Phahameng, Makhate, Lihojeng, Raphiri,

Likhutloaneng, Makhineng, Lekhooe, Mokhesi, Mokhatla, Mabalane,

Liphiring, Maphohloane, Molomo, Nchoba, Matebeleng, Thuhlo

(Lekhoaba), Tšolo, Bulu-Bulu, Likueneng, Sekhutlong, Ha Potsane,

Qalakha 1, Qalakha 2

• Common assault • house breaking • sexual abuse

• grazing on preserved grazing land/ range

• Cattle: N/A • Sheep: N/A • Goats: N/A

• Horses: N/A • Donkeys: N/A

Source: Police & Counsellors

91.

92.

93.

94.

95.

Environment sector:







wetlands, soil erosion etc.) in the CC area

Source: Counsellor

Flora (plants): hloenya, moli, sehloko, khomo-ea-balisa, khapumpu,

Lesoko, phonyoka, hlokoana-la-tsela, poho tšehla, tšupane, khoara,

labatheke, poone ea litšoene, moretele o mofubelu, phooa, mositsane.

Fauna (animals): matsa, lipela, lithlolo, mutla, kokolofitoe

Caves at Ha Tšepo, caves at Nkurutlane, M’amatsoele, Qalong ea

Khoiting, Letsatseng la Likhutloaneng, Tsoetsoere, caves of Seqhobong,

Boer caves at Liphiring, Bushman caves at Liphiring, Bushmen graves

at Liphiring and Boer graves a Liphiring.

Ntikoane, Nama o lule, Mohlanapeng, Moreneng Qhalasi,

Matsatseng, Phahameng, Ha Tšepo, Liphiring, Mabalane, Mochekoe,

Ha Lekhooe, Likhutloaneng, Mokhatla, Panta, Letsoaing, Makoiling,

Makhate, Lihojeng, Raphiri, Nchoba, Maphohloane and Matebeleng.

over grazing, burning of grass, walking on one path

and heavy rains and storms.

Existing: Tree plantation, Building dongas

Ongoing: tree plantation at Liphiring and road construcion

Planned: Tree plantation, water harvesting, construction of roads,

building of walls to comat soil erosion



1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

Population:

Total population of the community council (CC)




Average population per village in the CC area (to be filled later)




24852

9975

14877

Male: 2739

Female: 3210

249

325

87

9.

10.

11.

12.

13.

CC Profile:


No. of villages in the CC area




11

36

Kubake, Thoteng,Motse- Mocha, Mohlakeng, Likhutlong Bochabela,

Moeaneng, Likhutlong Bophirima. Ha Ramaromo, Ha Sechele,

Ha Sankatana, Ha Kobo-Tšoeu, Mesitsaneng, Ha Mapotsane,

Lekhalong , Sekoati, Thaba- Bosiu, Poulo, Senekal, Matsie,

Potsanyane, Khoaba Lea bua, Tomo, Majakaneng, Kantini,

Mateleng, Manganeng, Kholokoe, Braakfontain, Rantalenyana,

Rush, Ntili, Hokoane.

N/A

N/A

14.

15.

16.

17.

18.

19.

20.

21.

22.

Social indicators:







a) Paternal orphans

b) Maternal orphans

c) Double orphans






6502

7

1720

746

1393

1018

1637

501

190

99

204

23.

24.

25.

26.

27.




in the CC area:




N/A

0 – 500: 156

501 – 1000: 836

Above 1000: 3345

Trade: 1530

Formal employment: 4312

Farming: 4460

418 (home brewed beer sellers, dress making )

Mpate sheleng, Ja o sa phela, Mokhatlo oa bacheki,

Mochaeellano, Tsoha o iketsetse, Stovel, Mokhatlo oa metsi


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Source: CC Office and Councilor


Source: Villagers and Councilors

Source: Councilors

1.

2.

3.

Gender:



No. of CC staff.

5

8

13

• Tefo Mofolo CCS - Community security

• Matsepang Molata - Clerical assistant

• Mapule Tšiloane - Accountant • Taitlo Thejane - Messanger

• Maseabata Ditz - Cleaner • Tholang Nkosi - Ranger

• Sebitlanane Futsoele - Ranger • Lebohang Comando- Power Master

• Bohloa Moleleki - Molisana oa likhutsoana

• Tsibisang Ramabili - Molisana oa likhomo

• Thabang Setefane - Mokuti • Mathe - Tractor driver

• Taelo Maqeba - Assistant Cleaner

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.




No. of households having Land Titles (e.g. Form C Lease) in the CC area.








2324

3439

• Maize • Sorgum • Beans

• Cattle • Sheep • Goats

N/A

Government: Ministry of Agriculture

NGOs: World Vision, Teba, Unicef

Planned: block farming, winter gropping

Under implementation: mantloane, thuo ea likhutsoane

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

Health sector:




Names of villages whose access to health facilities is worst:

no. of people affected


in the CC area.






• TB • HIV/AIDS • Diabetes

Government: Ntsekhe Hospital

NGOs: Dr. Makhube

Dr. Moshoeshoe

30 minutes shorts and 11/2 longer

Ha Joang, Thaba Putsoa, Maphakela, Majakaneng, Katinti Mateleng,

Manganeng, Sankatana, Kobo Tšoeu, Tlali, Mojoa, Ha Mokhesi

• High

• Medium

• Low

• High

• Medium

• Low

324

58

• Water Systems: 412 • VIP: 4679 • Other types: N/A

Source: Councillor & Councilors


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Source: CC Office

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

Education sector:

Number of Primary Schools in the CC area

Number of Secondary Schools in the CC area

Number of High Schools in the CC area


a) Primary School

b) Secondary School

c) High School


c) Primary School

d) Secondary School

c) High School

Names of Farmers Training Centres (FTC’s) in the CC area

Names of other vocational training schools in the CC area:

if available, specify type



Government: 5 NGOs (e.g. churches): 7

Private and individually owned: 1

Government: N/A NGOs (e.g. churches): N/A

Private and individually owned: N/A



7

4

3

414

105

162

N+

• Ntlafatso Training Skills • St. Elizabeth Training Institute

13

• Male: 485 • Female: N/A


1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

Water sector:


CC area (within 150 m):













• Public stand pipes: 2019

• Private: 185 • Hand pumps: 23


• Communal: 29

• Individual: 35

31

5 minutes shorts, 30 minutes longest

Planned: Public stand pipe

Under implementation: N/A

WASA, RVWS, RWS

Source: Councilor and Chiefs



1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

Roads sector:




Names of villages without road access in the CC area:







14 km Councillors

Gravel: • Ha sechele Road 7 km • Ha Maphakela road 12 km

• Mesitsaneng to Ha Mokhosi 15 km

Earth:

3 km

Planned: • Ho lokisa litsela tsa makoloi

• Tsela tse kenang metseng

• Tlas’a ts’ebetso: tukiso ea tsela ea Maphakela

• Planned: tar roads in all

Under implementation: Maphakela road

• Roads • Boats • Air Strips

• Intermediate means of Transport: - footbridges - walk-ways

Source: Councilors

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

Energy sector:









2594

24

Solar power: 198

Solar cookers and dryers: 46

N/A

wood, paraffin, electricity, gas

Source: Councilors and LEC

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.








13

36

36

36

36

Source: Councilor

1.

2.

3.


Number of Businesses in the CC-area; specify type




98 (general dealer, cafes, hard wares hotels,

lodges bars, supermakets)

Yes

Yes, Nedbank, Standard Lesotho Bank, Teba,

JP finance, L.N.I.G, Kente cash loan

Source: Councilors

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

Security sector:






Government (Police): 1 (L.M.P.S) Private: None

133

• Sexual offence • House breaking • Theft

• Cattle: 73 • Sheep: 124 • Goats: 14

• Horses: 1 • Donkeys: 6

Source: Chiefs, Councilors and Villagers



1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

Environment sector:





What are the projects existing, planned or under implementation for Natural

Resource Management (e.g., tree planting, gully rehabilitation, rehabilitation

of wetlands, soil erosion) in the CC area

Source: Councilors & Chiefs

Flora (plants): hloenya, phate ea ngaka, sehlooko, lengana

Fauna (animals): hare and rock dasse

Motlejoeng (carnibal caves)

Ha Tsie, Ha Moiketsi, Koung, Ha Khajoane, Motšoane, Ha Tota,

Molefane, Ha Molike, Ha Elia, Sefateng, Likhutloaneng, Topa,

Liphamoleng, Matholoane, Lepekola, Nkonyana, Ha Sello,

Ha Leranti, Moeling, Titimisi, Tsenekeng, Ha Ramofare, Ha Ntoana

Overgrazing heavy rains and topology

Existing: • building donga • mantloane

Ongoing: • tree planting

Planned: • tree planting • gully rehabilitation

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1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

Population:









22 424

10873

11551

Male:

Female:

647

708

136

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

CC Profile:



Names of villages in the CC area (to be attached)



11

162

30 km

297.97 km2


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Source: Councilor and Chief

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

Social indicators:







a) Paternal orphans

b) Maternal orphans

c) Double orphans






7030

8

1902

461

1216

857

800

933

1098

881

223

• Mental • Hearing • Sight • Paralysis

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.




in the CC area:




48

0 – 500: 1160

501 – 1000: 188

Above 1000: 168

Trade: 36


Farming: 2329

110 • Grinding and selling stones • Selling wood

• Mpate sheleng – funeral • Ntho tse ntle lia iketsetsoa

• Lekunutu • Itekeng Basotho • Matla ke kopano

• Tsohang batho ba Makhabane • Ratanang Basotho • Mahlalela

• Namoha ke fete • Koma

1.

2.

3.

Gender:




6

5

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.












4039

1.21 hectares

1000

• Sorghum • Maize • Beans

• Cows • Sheep • Goats

Government: Ministry of Agric.

NGOs: • World Vision • SanREMP

Planned: Block farming

Under implementation: Mantloane, irrigation, soil conservation,

range management, dam construction, tree planting,

food production


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1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

Health sector:







in the CC area.






• TB • HIV/AIDS • Lebanta

Government:

NGOs: • Morifi Health centre • Holy Cross health centre

1.5 km to 10km

• Low

• Low

208

43

Water Systems: • VIP: 720 • Other types: 452

Source: Councilor

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

Education sector:

Number of primary schools in the CC-area

Number of secondary schools in the CC-area

Number of high schools in the CC-area

Estimated years of school attendance (not official years)in the CC-area:

a) Primary School

b) Secondary School

c) High School


c) Primary School

d) Secondary School

c) High School







Private and individually owned:

Government: N/A NGOs (e.g. churches): 2


Government: NGOs (e.g. churches):


7

3

547

7

• Male: 383 • Female: N/A




1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

Water sector:









Names of villages where supply of potable water is reliable and clean:







• Private: • Hand pumps: 378


• Communal: 40

• Individual: 618

57

5 minutes shorts, 2 hours longest

Planned: Piped systems

Under implementation: Piped systems

Rural Water Supply

No


1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

Roads sector:




Names of villages without road access in the CC area:





Which institutions are in charge of the road sector in the CC area?


2 km

Gravel:

Earth:

1km to 8km

Planned: Gravel and Earth

Under implementation:

• Roads • Footbridges

DRR

No

Source: Councilors

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

Energy sector:


(i.e., LEC connections)







56

125

Solar power: 213 Solar cookers and dryers:

9 Generators

Wood

LEC

No

Source: Councilor

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1.

2.

3.

4.

5.








0

145

0

89

1

Source: Councilor

1.

2.

3.


Number of Businesses in the CC area. Specify type


Are there any financial institutions (e.g., banks, insurances, credit unions) in

the CC area? If yes, provide names and location.

1 - supermarket 62 - shops

No

No

Source: Councilors

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

Security sector:






Government (Police): 1 Private:

67

• Rape • Theft • Fights

• Cattle: 2 • Sheep: 1 • Goats: • Horses: 1 • Donkeys:

Source: Councilor

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

Environment sector:






resource management (e.g., tree planting, gully rehabilitation, rehabilitation

of wetlands, soil erosion) in the CC area

Source: Councilors

Flora (plants): traditional medicine, lekhala la thaba, mohlomo, qokoa,

mohloare, morifi, poone ea tšoene, khoara, mositsane, letapisa, khomo

ea balisa, setjoetlane

Fauna (animals): rabbits, pela, tlholo, letsa, jackal, porcupine, mochalla

Morifi, Letsoapong la Ramoipone, Letsoapong la Sekolong,

Ha Motoe (Bushman cave)

All villages

Overgrazing and heavy rains

Existing: Tree planting

Ongoing: Gully rehabilitation, tree planting

Planned: sekhakeletsi, soil erosion prevention, rehabilitation of wetlands



1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

Population:









8507

3632

4875

Male: 1404

Female: 1766

128

84

61

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

CC Profile:






9

54

Thaba Phiri, Ha Pekenene, ‘Malekopo, Motsekuoa, Ha Moseneke,

Ha Salemane, Ha Ramolahlehi, Ha Moroke, Makhesuoeng, Ha Monehela,

Ha Ralefatla, Ha Qone, Ha Nthoa- Ntšo, Ha Ntsibi, Ha Suoane, Ha Ramoroa,

Matebeleng, Ha Tloko, Selemo, Mootsinyane, Mabula, Mateisi, Makunyane,

Maporoteng, Rankopane, Khalo, Lekhoaleea, Lelinyane, Qhobosheaneng,

Ha Sebatli, Ha Sebareboi, Ha Ramonyatsi, Khoro-e-betloa, Ha Mosiane,

Ha Lechele, Tšoeneng, Matebeleng, Motlomong, Ha Mokali-Motšo,

Ha Mafethe, Ha Ramokhu, Khokhotsing, Ha Teke, Tiping, Shopong,

Ha Noto, Ha Moiketeki, Monyameng, Makilanyaneng, Ha Lesala,

Liphakoaneng, Maqhatseng, Ha Sebabatso, Ha Qheku.

52 1hr and 30 min

174.32 km2

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

Social indicators:







a) Paternal orphans

b) Maternal orphans

c) Double orphans






1613

3-7

275

65

218

65

171

359

115

78

82 - mental illness, deafness, blindness, impaired legs,

paralysis and old age

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.




in the CC area:




97

0 - M500: 169

M501 - M1000: 942

M1000 and above: 435

Trade: 43

Formal Employement: 862

Farming: 989

0

Ke Bophelo Support group, Thusano Matla, Ratanang Metsing, Ikaheng

Lecheche, Mpatesheleng Burial Society, Khauhelo Support Group,

Mokhatlo oa Liphoofolo, Mokhatlo oa Temo, Makilanyane Support group,

Molibetsane Children Charity, Mokhatlo oa Lieta.

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Source: Villagers, NAC and Councilors

Source: Clinic and Councilors

Source: Council Office and Planning Unit


1.

2.

3.

Gender:



No. of CC staff.

3

6

Thabang Khutlane - Community Council Secretary

Mabolokang Nkolokoane - Clerical Assistant

Thopempe Mayekiso - Cleaner

Lethena Mohale - Messenger

Paseka Pheko - Watchman

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.





Three main crops produced in the CC-area.

Three main livestock herded in the CC-area.






3458

3 to 5 hectares

2586

• Maize • Beans • Sorghum


8822

Government: Ministry of Agriculture, Food Security and Forestry

NGOs: World Vision

Planned: Irrigation project

Under implementation: Tree planting

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

Health sector:




Names of villages whose access to health facilities is worst:

no. of people affected


in the CC area.



No. of HIV and AIDS Support Groups in the CC area


• TB • High blood • HIV and AIDS

Government: Mootsinyane Clinic

NGOs:

Shortest: 3 km Longest: 26 km/ 4 hours

• Medium

• Medium

176

4

Water Systems: None VIP: 23 Other types:

Source: Nurses, Support Groups and Councilors


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Source: Councilors, Planning Unit, Villagers and Council Office

Source: Councilors

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

Education sector:





a) Primary school

b) Secondary school

c) High school


c) Primary school

d) Secondary school

c) High School

Names of farmers training centres (FTCs) in the CC area

Names of other vocational training schools in the CC-area:





Private and individually owned: none

Government: none NGOs (e.g. churches): none




7 - 9

1227

None

Mokhatlo oa Lieta: Girls learn how to sew and make shoes.

18

Males: 257 Females: 696

Source: Teachers and Council Office

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

Water sector:
















• Private: • Hand pumps :

• Permanent: 760 • Perennial:

• Communal: 10

• Individual:

4

Shortest: 5 meters/ 1 minute

Longest: 16km/ 2 hour


Ha Salemane, Ha Ramolahlehi, Ha Moroke, Makhesuoeng, Ha Monehela,

Ha Ralefatla, Ha Qone, Ha Nthoa-Ntšo, Ha Ntsibi, Ha Suoane,

Ha Ramoroa, Matebeleng, Ha Tloko, Makunyane, Maporoteng,

Rankopane, Khalo, Lekhoaleea, Lelinyane, Qhobosheaneng, Ha Sebatli,

Ha Sebareboi, Ha Ramonyatsi, Khoro-e-betloa, Ha Mosiane, Ha Lechele,

Tsoeneng, Matebeleng, Motlomong, Ha Mokali-Motšo, Ha Mafethe,

Ha Ramokhu, Khokhotsing, Ha Teke, Tiping, Shopong, Ha Noto,

Ha Moiketeki, Monyameng, Makilanyaneng, Ha Lesala, Liphakoaneng,

Maqhatseng, Ha Sebabatso, Ha Qheku.

Planned: Provision of clean water supply

Under implementation: None

Rural Water Supply.

No.

Source: Councilors & Council Office



1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

Roads sector:











None

Gravel: Mesitsaneng to Monehela 38 km

Earth: none

Shortest: 2 meters Longest: 17 km


Ha Salemane, Ha Ramolahlehi, Ha Moroke, Makhesuoeng,

Ha Monehela, Ha Ralefatla, Ha Qone, Ha Nthoa- Ntšo, Ha Ntsibi,

Ha Suoane, Ha Ramoroa, Matebeleng, Ha Tloko, Makunyane,

Maporoteng, Rankopane, Khalo, Lekhoaleea, Lelinyane,

Qhobosheaneng, Ha Sebatli, Ha Sebareboi, Ha Ramonyatsi,

Khoro-e-betloa, Ha Mosiane, Ha Lechele, Tsoeneng, Matebeleng,

Motlomong, Ha Mokali-Motšo, Ha Mafethe, Ha Ramokhu,

Khokhotsing, Ha Teke, Tiping, Shopong, Ha Noto, Ha Moiketeki,

Monyameng, Makilanyaneng, Ha Lesala, Liphakoaneng,


Planned: • Reconstruction of Mesitsaneng to Monehela road

• Rebuilding of Mootsinyane and Maphutšeng Bridge

• Nthoa-Ntšo to Tiping road • Ralesholu to Thaba-Phiri road

• Rakontane to Teke road Under implementation:

• Roads • Air Strips


– Footbridges – Walk-ways

Department of Rural Roads (DRR)

No.

Source: DDR & Council Office

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

Energy sector:









None

54


3 Generators

fire wood, cow dung, parrafin and gas

None

Source: Councilors & Villagers

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.








54 villages

1613 households

None

None

54

None

Source: Councilors

1.

2.

3.




Are there any financial institutions (e.g., banks, insurances, and credit

unions) in the CC area? If yes, provide names and location.

• 10 cafes • 4 taverns • 2 taxis

No

No

Source: Councilors



1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

Security sector:






Government (Police): None

Mohale’s Hoek Police Private: None

22

Thaba Phiri, Ha Pekenene, ‘Malekopo, Motsekuoa,

Ha Moseneke, Ha Salemane, Ha Ramolahlehi, Ha Moroke,

Makhesuoeng, Ha Monehela, Ha Ralefatla, Ha Qone,

Ha Nthoa-Ntšo, Ha Ntsibi, Ha Suoane, Ha Ramoroa, Matebeleng,

Ha Tloko, Selemo, Mootsinyane, Mabula, Mateisi, Makunyane,

Maporoteng, Rankopane, Khalo, Lekhoaleea, Lelinyane,

Qhobosheaneng, Ha Sebatli, Ha Sebareboi, Ha Ramonyatsi,

Khoro-e-betloa, Ha Mosiane, Ha Lechele, Tšoeneng, Matebeleng,

Motlomong, Ha Mokali-Motšo, Ha Mafethe, Ha Ramokhu,

Khokhotsing, Ha Teke, Tiping, Shopong, Ha Noto, Ha Moiketeki,

Monyameng, Makilanyaneng, Ha Lesala, Liphakoaneng,



• Horses: 8 • Donkeys: None

Source: Counsellors

1.

2.

3.

4.

Environment sector:







of wetlands, and soil erosion.) in the CC area

Source: Counsellors & Council Office

Flora (plants): hloenya, kharetsane, leshoma, maleleka,

Khomo ea balisa, khoara, poho tšehla, kuena.

Fauna (animals): lipela, ‘mutlanyane, tšoene, khatla, tlholo

• Sankoase • Lekhohlong

Liphookoaneng, Makilanyane, Ha Lesala, Maqhatseng,

Mootsinyane, Pocheng, Phuleng, Tiping.

• Burning of grass • Overgrazing • Severe Rainfall

• Ploughing in wrong direction • Animals using the same route

Existing: Building of dongas

Ongoing: Planting of trees

Planned: Gully rehabilitation



MOOTSINYANE F06

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

Population:









9995

4743

5252

Male: 1766

Female: 1824

170

199

30

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

CC Profile:






11

49

Beketsane, Ha Pholo, Ha Makoae, Ha Lesibo, Tlaling, Ha Lengau,

Mokhoele, Phasu Mokhoele, Qeneng, Ramothobi, Katiba, Tlokoeng,

Shalane, Ha Lesaoana, Sebataolong, Makilanyaneng, Khokhotsaneng,

Borakapane, Sekoaing, Seliane, Phuthing, Ha Mohapi, Sekhutloaneng,

Lekhalong, Anone, Marakong, Ha Mohlomi, Ha Malephane, Khohlong,

Phuthing 2, Raqoatha, Moeaneng, Matlapeng, Boritsa, Bochabela,

Tsekong, Ha Mocheko, Ha Beka, Matolong, Mohlakaneng, Ha Thabo,

Fika La Tsoene, Moreneng, Moeaneng, Ha Raisa, Tsola, Likotsi,

Thaba-Bosiu, Mok’hopha.

48 km 4 hours

183.16 km2

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

Social indicators:

Total No. of households in the CC-area

Average number of persons per household in the CC-area


No. of women headed households in the CC-area

No. of child headed households in the CC-area

No. of orphans in the CC-area:

a) Paternal orphans

b) Maternal orphans

c) Double orphans

No. of vulnerable children in the CC-area

No. of boys not attending school in the CC-area (below 18 years of age)

No of girls not attending school in the CC-area (below 18 years of age)

No. of persons with disabilities in the CC-area: specify the

forms of disabilities

2268

10

1710

366

1681

994

385

302

176

282

133

82 - botholo, bofofu, boritsa, mentally-ill, bomumu, masapo

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.




in the CC area:




285

0 –500: 1887

501 – 1000: 2122

Above 1000: 714

Trade: 57


Farming: 4362

Mpate-sheleng, Kopanang Basotho, Kopanang-Basali (Grocery),

Miim, Rural Selfhelp Development Association, Lisheleng-Mpate,

Hareeng-Basotho, Kopano ke Matla (Grocery), Ubuntu Burial Society.


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Source: Bureau of Statistics

Source: Councilors

Source: Councilors and Villagers

1.

2.

3.

Gender:




3

8

Community Council Secretary -‘Malerato Clerk - Mavis

Watchman Cleaner

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.












2461

10

2488


• Cattle • Sheep • Beans

10 hectares


NGOs: • SANREMP • R.S.D.A.

Planned:

Under implementation: Block-farming

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

Health sector:







in the CC area.






• HIV/Aids • T.B • Diahorea

Government: Lithipeng Health Clinic

NGOs: Holy-Cross Clinic

Three hours

Ha Pholo, Beketsane, Ha Makoae, Ha Lesibo, Tlokoeng, Shalane,

Ha Lesaoana, Sebataolong, Makilanyaneng, Khokhotsaneng, Borakapane,

Sekoaing, Seliane, Phuthing, Mohapi, Mohlomi, Sekhutloaneng, Lekhalong,

Anone, Ha Malephane, Khohlong

• Medium

• Medium

227

40

• Water Systems: • VIP: 273 • Other types:

Source: Lithipeng Health Clinic and Councilor



1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

Education sector:





a) Primary school

b) Secondary school

c) High school


c) Primary school

d) Secondary school

c) High school












Eight-Years

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

14


Source: Chief

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

Water sector:















• Public stand pipes: 360 • Private:

• Hand pumps:

Permanent: 44 Perennial: 16

Communal: 4

Individual: 3

56

34 Minutes

Ha Raisa, Likotsi, Thaba-Bosiu, Ha Tsola, Moreneng, Moeaneng,

Beka, Ha Mocheko, Raqoatha, Lithipeng, Ha Mohapi, Sekhutloaneng,

Khohlong, Phuthing, Anone, Lekhalong, Shalane, Ha Lesaoana,

Qeneng, Seqokathe, Ha Lesibo, Ha Makoae, Ha Pholo.

Planned: Building of water-tanks and Reconstruction of pipes.


Rural Water Supply

It is not Locally represented.

Source: Chief and Councilors



1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

Roads sector:

Total kilometre of tarred roads (i.e. national roads) in the CC area










N/A

Gravel:

Earth:

5 km

Ha Lesibo, Qeneng, Seelo, Katiba, Phasu-Mokhoele, Sekoaing,

Ha Mohapi, Sekhutloaneng, Phuthing, Ha Malephane, Khohlong,

Ha Mohlomi, Ha Mocheko, Ha Beka, Ha Tšola

Planned:



- Footbridges

- Walk-ways

DRR

It is not Locally represented.

Source: Department of Rural Roads and Councilor

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

Energy sector:





Number of households using other energy sources in the CC-area (specify)

Main sources of energy in the CC-area



N/A

N/A

Solar power: N/A Solar cookers and dryers: N/A

N/A

Wood

N/A

Source: Councilors & Villagers

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.








N/A

39

1

80 • Radio Lesotho • Moafrika F.M.

73

Source: Councilors

1.

2.

3.






Cafes: 30

Supermarket: 1

N/A

N/A

Source: Councilors



1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

Security sector:






Government (Police): • Phamong Police Station

• Mohale’s Hoek Police Station Private:

12

Ha Raisa, Ha Tšola, Likotsi, Thaba-Bosiu, Moreneng,

Fika la Tšoene, Moeaneng, Ha Mocheko, Ha Beka,

Mohlakaneng, Matolong, Ha-Thabo, Raqoatha, Moeaneng,

Matlapeng, Boritsa, Moreneng, Bochabela, Tsekong, Seliane,

Phuthing, Ha Mohapi, Khohlong, Sekhutloaneng, Ha Mohlomi,

Ha Malephane, Phuthing 2, Anone, Lekhalong, Shalane,

Ha Lesaoana, Sekoaing, Sebataolong, Khokhotsaneng,

Borakapane, Tlokoeng, Ha Lesibo, Ha Pholo, Beketsane.

• Violence • Fights • Stock-theft


• Horses: • Donkeys:

Source: Counsellors and villagers

1.

2.

3.

4.

5

Environment sector:

Names of rare, vulnerable & endangered species in the CC area






of wetlands, and soil erosion) in the CC area

Source: Counsellors

Flora (plants): Hloenya, Sehloko, Moretele o Mofubelu, Poho-Tsehla,

African-Potatoe, Aloe, Khomo ea Balisa, Khoara

Fauna (animals): ‘Mutla, Lipela, Lithlolo, Monkeys, Snakes, Matsa,

Phokojoe.

Bushmen Rock Art and Paintings

Ha Makoae, Ha Pholo, Ramothobi, Katiba, Ha Lengau Sekoaing,

Borakapane, Ha Seliane, Ha Mohapi, Sekhutloaneng, Marakong,

Tsekong, Boritsa, Ha Mocheko, Ha Beka, Moreneng, Ha Raisa,

Ha Tšola, Likotsi, Thaba-Bosiu.

• Overgrazing • Heavy-Rainfalls

• Poor Agricultural measures i.e. Tlhokahalo ea Liforo

Existing: • Tree-Planting, especially Forestry trees

• Grass-plantation

Ongoing: • Tree-planting

Planned: Prevention of Soil erosion by building Blocks



PHAMONG F07

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

Population:









10366

4797

5569

Male: 1734

Female: 1877

141

137

40

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

CC Profile:






9

60

Ha Malephane, Janefeke, Liboti, Kheleli, Thoteng, Seteke, Likhohlong,

Mokoto, Motse-mocha, Phiring Moreng, Mphole, Mpobong, Phalana, Makausi,

Motse-mocha Ha Leloela, Sehoaba, Ralekhaola, Sealuma, Rachabana,

Qiqita, Lekhalong, Tlapa-Letšotso, Koti-sephola, Mahlalela, Lithakong,

Molemo, Saphau, Koethene, Tsoeneng, Hlalele, Thota-peli, Ntja-peli,

Lethena, Cobo, Makhabane, Tšepong, Hekeng, Sepotong, Ratšoane,

Makaung, Aupolase, Ramabutsoela, Topisi, Makara, Putsoane, Ntloane,

Thotaneng, Ntoi, Thepung, Lipeleng, Tlhakoaneng, Maqalikeng, Sekhutlong,

Seforong, Mafoseng, Tankele, Makhafoleng, Qacha, Matšeseng, Lipakela

93 Km

142 Km2

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

Social indicators:







a) Paternal orphans

b) Maternal orphans

c) Double orphans






1925

5

1168

247

1238

580

408

250

42

288

103

• blind - 12 • mentally retarded – 17

• deaf - 11

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.




in the CC area:




376

264

0 –500: 769

501 – 1000: 546

Above 1000: 6

Trade: 27


Farming: 3284

• 31- selling animals • 83 – sale of wool and mohair

• 13 – sale of farm products e.g milk • 11 – sale of vegetables.

Agriculture: • Ho Ipusa Moiphepi Funeral Schemes: • Mo-Africa,

Akofang, Ikopanyeng Village police: • Mahokela


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Source: Councilor and DPU

Source: Councilor

Source: WFP and Councilor

Source: Councilor, Chief and Support Group

1.

2.

3.

Gender:




6

3

Alinah Kapo - Community Council Secretary

Tšepang Maqoko - Clerical Assistant

Patric Mokhoele - Accounts clerk

Molauli Polaki - Night watchman

Pulane Nkone - Cleaner

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.












3507

1.24 hectares

2413



48500 hectares

Government: Ministry of Agric & Food Security, Phamong Agric

Resource centre NGOs: Serimula, Machobane Rural Self-help

Development Association, Mimi

Planned: None

Under implementation: Block Farming

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

Health sector:







in the CC area.






• STI’s • Diahorrea • Abdominal pain

Government: Phamong Health Centre

NGOs: none

5 hrs


Mokoto, Motse-mocha, Phiring Moreng, Mphole, Mpobong, Phalana,

Makausi, Motse-mocha Ha Leloela, Sehoaba, Ralekhaola, Sealuma,

Rachabana, Qiqita, Lekhalong, Tlapa-Letšotso, Koti-sephola, Mahlalela,

Lithakong, Molemo, Saphau, Koethene, Tšoeneng, Hlalele, Thota-peli,

Ntja-peli, Lethena, Cobo, Makhabane, Tšepong, Hekeng, Sepotong,

Ratšoane, Ntoi, Thepung, Lipeleng, Tlhakoaneng, Maqalikeng,

Sekhutlong, Seforong, Mafoseng, Tankele, Makhafoleng, Qacha,

Matšeseng, Lipakela, (5994 affected People)

• High

• High

30

25

Water Systems: none VIP: 84 Other types: 501

Source: Health Centre and Councilor



Source: Councilor

Source: CCS

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

Education sector:





a) Primary school

b) Secondary school

c) High school


c) Primary school

d) Secondary school

c) High school







Private and individually owned: None

Government: None NGOs (e.g. churches): None


Government: None NGOs (e.g. churches): 1


7

-

5

288

-

21

none

none

2

Males: 107 Females: None

Source: Counsellor and school

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

Water sector:


CC area (within 150m):













• Public stand pipes: 1788 • Private: none



Communal: 7

Individual: 27

190

50 metres

Ha Phalana, Makausi, Koti-sephola, Mahlalela, Lithakong, Molemo,

Saphau, Koethene, Tšoeneng, Hlalele, Thota-peli, Ntja-peli, Lethena,

Thepung, Lipeleng, Tlhakoaneng, Maqalikeng, Sekhutlong, Seforong,

Mafoseng, Makhafoleng. (246 Malapa)

Planned: extension of water supply .

Under implementation: extension of water pipes/standpipes

Rural Water Supply

It is not represented.

Source: Rural Water Supply



1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

Roads sector:











43 km tarred road 50 km

Gravel: Seaka to Phamong 50 km

Earth: none

100 metres

Ha Kheleli, Seteke, Mpobong, Koti-sephola, Mahlalela,

Lithakong, Molemo, Saphau, Koethene, Tšoeneng, Hlalele,

Thota-peli, Ntja-peli, Cobo, Makhabane, Makere, Thepung,

Lipeleng, Tlhakoaneng, Maqalikeng, Sekhutlong, Seforong,

Mafoseng, Tankele, Makhafoleng, Ntoi, Saphau, Sethinya,

Phatlalla, Mapholaneng, Rachabane. (356 Malapa)

Planned: Phamong to Teleng road (gravel)

Under implementation: Gravel road from Ha Makhabane

to Ha Taba-li- Atile

• Roads*

• Footbridges*

DRR

Not represented

Source: DDR & Councilor

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

Energy sector:









Source: Councilor

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.



Specify number of households with connections.





None

40

None

60 • Radio Lesotho • Moafrika F.M.

none

Source: Councilors

1.

2.

3.




Are there any financial institutions (e.g. banks, insurances and credit unions)


18 cafés

2 mini supermarkets

Selling at local school

No

Source: Councilor

None

60


Generator: 26

Wood

None



1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

Security sector:






Government (Police): • Phamong Police Unit

Private: none

36


Mokoto, Motse-mocha, Phiring-Moreng, Mphole, Mpobong, Phalana, Makausi,

Motse-mocha Ha Leloela, Sehoaba, Ralekhaola, Sealuma, Rachabana, Qiqita,

Lekhalong, Tlapa Letšotso, Koti-sephola, Mahlalela, Lithakong, Molemo,

Saphau, Koethene, Tšoeneng, Hlalele, Thota-peli, Ntja-peli, Lethena, Cobo,

Makhabane, Tšepong, Hekeng, Sepotong, Ratšoane, Ntoi, Thepung, Lipeleng,

Tlhakoaneng, Maqalikeng, Sekhutlong, Seforong, Mafoseng, Tankele,

Makhafoleng, Qacha, Matšeseng, Lipakela

• common assault • house breaking • stock-theft • sexual abuse

• cattle: none • sheep: none • goats: none

• horses: • donkeys:

Source: Police and Councilor

1.

2.

3.

4.

5

Environment sector:







wetlands and soil erosion) in the CC area

Source: Councilor

Flora (plants): hloenya, moli, sehloko, khomo ea balisa, khapumpu,

lesoko, phonyoka, hlokoana la tsela

Fauna (animals): matsa

none

Makaung, Aupolasi, Ramabutsoela, Tapisi, Makara, Putsoane,

Ntloana, Thotaneng, Moreneng, Matšeseng, Qacha, Lipakela,

Seforong, Sekonyela, Cobo, Lethena, Liboti, Janefeke, Lekhalong,

Qiqita, Tlapa Letšotso, Ralekhaola

Over grazing, burning of grass and heavy rain and storm

Existing: Tree plantation, building dongas

Ongoing: none

Planned: Tree plantation



THABANA MOKHELE F08

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

Population:









18808

8936

9872

Male: 3713

Female: 3915

190

250

71

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

CC Profile:



Names of villages in the CC-area (to be attached)



11

97

Ha Kaphe, Mphena, Tepa, Matibi, Faskere, Ha Ramatlali, Phohlokong,

Sekiring, Sepinare, Ntširele, Nomoro-one, Khanyane, Sekunyane, Lehlakeng,

Taele, Khomo-ngoe, Ntsapi, Pekenene, Motho-o-sele, Ramosoeu, Nkone,

Pakela, Makatseng, Mokhothu, Mahahaneng, Phala, Linokong, Rasebolelo,

Thabana-Ntšonyana, Kolobere, Moloche, Tšese, Mabaka, Lekhalong, Soere,

Kholoane, Ramohlolonyane, Lithakaling, Chefa, Lefikeng, Matsaung,

Mokolana, Sehlabaneng, Motsekuoa, Matsoapong, Rathobei, Tsoeu,

Ratsoeu, Matebeleng, Khanyane, Ralebakeng, Lifateng, Ntširele, Makutoane,

Makhalong, Kopialena, Ralijeng, Lisene, Masita, Folatsane, Mahlalela,

Moeletsi, Matšeo, Senekane, Belemane, Maqeba, Draaihuk, Tutulung,

Kalakeng, Bokoro, Mahlelebe, Mothe, Mosotho, Nkoboto, Sehloho,

Matsekeng, Nk’hu-nk’hu, Letlapeng, Mokunyane, Khoale, Rank’henk’hu,

Khang-ka-khotso, Seabata, Maboneng, Mosika, Thetela, Qoane, Rampeli,

Mothetho, Ranyakane, Biane, Manakalali, Maqoala, Moshebi,

34 Km, 45 min

-

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

Social indicators:







a) Paternal orphans

b) Maternal orphans

c) Double orphans






4345

4

1522

85

3016

1330

1063

623

92

273

90

13 mental disability


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Source: Councilor

Source: DPU and Councilor

Source: Councilor

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2.

3.

4.

5.




in the CC area.




21

0 –500: 1834

501 – 1000: 714

Above 1000: 62

Trade: 84


Farming: 6288

25 selling animals, 273 wool, 8 hawkers and farm products

Agric: Likhomo-Lihoai, Metjoli-eea-sesa, Potlakang Basotho,

Tiisa-Mose Mosali, Pheellang Basotho, Iketsetseng,

Funeral Schemes: Ipopeng Matebele, Lerato Kopanang Basotho,

Hauhelanang Sechaba, Ikahele Areka, Sepinare Mpatesheleng, Raohang

Basotho, Ralijeng, Hare aheng Areka Liphofu, Lefikeng, Boithatelo,

Kutloano ke lerato, Naleli-e-pela-khoeli, Thusang ka lerato, Patanang

likoche, Ipopeng Bahlakoana, Poloko ea lerato, Patanang Basotho

Multipurpose: Siya Phampile Society, Tsela ea bophelo, Raohang Likoche

1.

2.

3.

Gender:



No. of CC staff.

7

4

Nthabiseng Nkatene - Community Council Secretary

Karabo Mabuthile - Clerical Assistant

Semanyela Maqeba - Accounts clerk

Motsamai Ramohafa - Night watchman

Maitumeleng Mokhothu - Cleaner

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.












6288

1.24 hectares

1108



4994 hectares

Government: Ministry of Agric & Food Security,

Mpharane Agric Resource Centre

NGOs: CARE, TEBA, Caritus, UNICEF, Red Cross, World Vision

Planned: Unity farming

Under implementation: Block farming



Source: Councilor

Source: CCS and Councilor

Source: DPU and Councilor

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

Health sector:







in the CC-area.






• HIV/AIDS • Diahorrea and coughs • STIs

Government: Mpharane Health Centre

NGOs: none

18 km

Ha Tepa, Matibi, Ha Ramatlali, Phohlokong, Ntširele, Pekenene,

Motho-o-sele, Ramosoeu, Nkone, Pakela, Makatseng, Mokhothu,

Mahahaneng, Lithakaling, Chefa, Sehlabaneng, Motsekuoa, Matsoapong,

Rathobei, Tšoeu, Ratšoeu, Matebeleng, Khanyane, Ralebakeng, Ntširele,

Makutoaneng, Makhalong, Kopialena, Ralijeng, Lisene, Masita, Folatsane,

Mahlalela, Moeletsi, Matšeo, Senekane, Belemane, Maqeba, Draaihuk,

Tutulung, Kalakeng, Bokoro, Mahlelebe, Mothe, Mokunyane, Khoale,

Seabata, Maboneng, Mosika, Thetela, Qoane, Rampeli, Mothetho,

Ranyakane, Biane, Manakalali, Maqoala, Moshebi, (8565 People)

• High* • Medium

• Low

• High* • Medium

• Low

88

46

Water systems: none VIP: 410 Other types: 452

Source: Health Centre and Support Group

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

Education sector:





a) Primary school

b) Secondary school

c) High school


c) Primary school

d) Secondary school

c) High school








Government: 1 NGOs (e.g. churches): None


Government: None NGOs (e.g. churches): 1


7

3

5

625

23

7

none

none

15

Males: 731 Females: None

Source: School and Education Office



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2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

Water sector:


CC area (within 150m):
















Communal: 9

Individual: 17

80

300 metres

Ha Tepa, Matibi, Faskere, Ha Ramatlali, Phohlokong, Motho-o-sele,

Ramosoeu, Nkone, Pakela, Makatseng, Lithakaling, Chefa, Lefikeng, Matsaung,

Mokolana, Masita, Mahlalela, Bokoro, Mahlelebe, Jim, Mosotho, Nkoboto,

Patisa, Sehloho, Matsekeng, Khoale, Qoane, Rampeli, Moshebi, Mapuru.

Planned: Maintainance of waterpipes and extension of standpipes

at Ha Bokoro, Pontšeng and Mahlalela.

Under implementation: Maitainance of standpipes and tanks

Rural Water Supply

Not represented

Source: Rural Water Supply

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

Roads sector:











none

Gravel: Thaba-atsoeu – Mpharane Road about 26 Km

Earth: none

10 Km and 1.5 metres

Ha Tepa, Matibi, Ramatlali, Phohlokong, Thaba-Lepapa, Sepinare, Ntširele

(01), Pekenene, Motho-o-sele, Ramosoeu, Nkone, Pakela, Makatseng,

Mokhothu, Nkone, Mokhothu, Pontšeng, Mahahaneng, Folatsane, Mahlalela,

Moeletsi, Mahlelebe, Mosotho, Matsekeng, Letlapeng, Mokunyane, Khoale,

Seabata, Thetela, Rampeli, Biane, Manakalali, Moshebi, Mapuru, ’Mako

Makhalaneng, Ntširele, Makutoaneng, Rankhala, Rantsekoane

Planned: Gravel road from Sehlabaneng to Ha Mokolana

and Lefikeng to Ha Moloche

Under implementation: Gravel Road from Ha Senekane to Ha Soere

• Roads

• Intermediate means of Transport: - Footbridges

DRR

Not represented

Source: DDR and Councilor



1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

Energy sector:





Number of households using other energy sources in the CC area. Specify.


Which institutions are in charge of the electricity sectors in the CC-area?


Source: Councilor

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.








None

74

none

94

12

Source: Councilors

1.

2.

3.


Number of businesses in the CC area. Specify type




49 cafés 2 supermarkets

5 public bars

They sell wool at Sekiring, pigs, chicken and eggs locally

No

Source: Councilor

none

4345

Solar power: 174 Solar cookers and dryers: none

Generator: 61

wood and paraffin

None

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

Security sector:






Government (Police): • Mpharane Police Unit

Private: none

62

Ha Kaphe, Mphena, Tepa, Matibi, Faskere, Ha Ramatlali, Phohlokong,

Sekiring, Sepinare, Ntširele, Nomoro-one, Khanyane, Sekunyane, Lehlakeng,

Taele, Khomo-ngoe, Ntsapi, Pekenene, Motho-o-sele, Ramosoeu, Nkone,

Pakela, Makatseng, Mokhothu, Mahahaneng, Lithakaling, Chefa, Lefikeng,

Matsaung, Mokolana, Sehlabaneng, Motsekuoa, Matsoapong, Rathobei,

Tsoeu, Ratsoeu, Matebeleng, Khanyane, Ralebakeng, Lifateng, Ntširele,

Makutoane, Makhalong, Kopialena, Ralijeng, Lisene, Masita, Folatsane,

Mahlalela, Moeletsi, Matšeo, Senekane, Belemane, Maqeba, Draaihuk,

Tutulung, Kalakeng, Bokoro, Mahlelebe, Mothe, Mosotho, Nkoboto, Sehloho,

Matsekeng, Nk’hu-nk’hu, Letlapeng, Mokunyane, Khoale, Rank’henk’hu,

Khang-ka-khotso, Seabata, Maboneng, Mosika, Thetela, Qoane, Rampeli,

Mothetho, Ranyakane, Biane, Manakalali, Maqoala, Moshebi,

• Common assault • House breaking • Stock-theft • Sexual abuse

• Cattle: none • Sheep: 1 • Goats: none

• Horses: 4 • Donkeys:

Source: Police and Councilor



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2.

3.

4.

5

Environment sector:

Names of rare, vulnerable & endangered species in the CC-area


Names of villages that are facing severe soil erosion in the CC-area.

What are the causes for this severe soil erosion in the CC-area?

What are the projects existing, planned or under implementation for Natural

Resource Management (e.g. tree planting, gully rehabilitation, rehabilitation

of wetlands, soil erosion etc.) in the CC-area

Source: Councilor

Flora (plants): hloenya, moli, phefo, poone-ea-ltšoene, sehloko

Fauna (animals): None

None

Ha Kaphe, Matibi, Sepinare, Nomoro-one, Khomo-ngoe, Ntsapi,

Phala, Tšese, Lithakaling, Chefa, Lefikeng, Mokolana, Sehlabaneng,

Motsekuoa, Matsoapong, Rathobei, Tšoeu, Ratšoeu, Matebeleng,

Khanyane, Ralebakeng, Ntširele, Makutoane, Makhalong, Senekane,

Mothe, Mosotho, Nkoboto, Sehloho, Matsekeng, Letlapeng,

Mokunyane, Khoale, Seabata, Maboneng, Rampeli.

Over grazing, heavy rain and storm

Existing: Tree plantation, building of dongas

Ongoing: None

Planned: Tree plantation, Building of dongas

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

Population:









9324

4747

4577

Male: 1607

Female: 1541

145

111

36

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

CC Profile:




Estimated distance of CC centre from district town (km & travel time)


11

83

Ha Sekhohola, Letlapeng, Ha Raseboko, Ha Kori, Ha Rabosiu, Ha Ralitšibana,

Ha Maponyane, Boiketlo, Motelisoana, Makokeng, Thoteng, Lipeneng, Mokeke,

Ha Matebesi, Mafika-lisiu, Mothaba, Lesokoaneng, Ha Ntebele, Qaqatu,

Ha Moroko, Ha Motumi, Matlapaneng, Ha Machaba, Ha Piti, Ha Lesoli, Mokibeng,

Matloko, Lichecheng, Ha Timpane, Sekolong, Lithababaneng, Ha Pokola,

Ha Mokhaumpeli, Motse-Mocha, Ha Tlhabeli, Mankune, Maloreng, Seshoane,

Ha Lekhutsa, Tsuinyane, Tsebatalana, Isaka, Meso, Mama, Ha Maama,

Ha Mokomihi, Mapemtseng, Namahule, Moreneng, Motalane, Lefikeng, Masaleng,

Tsoapolebolila, Maholong, Ha Mosaletsane, Seithati, Lierefeng, Ha Lepeli,

Ha Sebili, Khubetsoana, Ha Ranyali, Ha Mahaha, Nohana, Mafikeng, Mahamong,

Tiping, Mokeke, Litšiloaaneng, Rhodesia, Thaba-Letau, Khakhane, Moreneng,

Lerima, Lihloohong, Lefarung, Lekhalaneng, Try Hoek, Mangaung, Matsatseng.

138 km 6 hrs 30 minutes

205.57 km2


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Source: Council Clerk and Councilors

Source: IEC Ketane, Councilors and Chiefs

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2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

Social indicators:







a) Paternal orphans

b) Maternal orphans

c) Double orphans






2559

12

623

180

244

420

297

193

257

147

244

124 blindness, deaf, cripple, mute, mental-illnesses, boqhoala

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.




in the CC area.




349

0 – 500: 3092

501 – 1000: 1454

Above 1000: 793

Trade: 42


Farming: 2670

N/A

• Support Groups • Itjareng Basotho

• Ratanang Basotho • Nthuse Morena

• Thusanang Basotho (Grocery) • Mpate Sheleng

1.

2.

3.

Gender:




4

7

‘Mamokete Mochochoko - Clerical Assistant

Sello Lerotholi - Messenger

Lehana - Accounts Clerk

Ntsaole Kotelo - Watchman

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.




No. of households having Land Titles (e.g. Form C lease) in the CC area.





(government and NGOs:)?



1881

12 hectares

2586


• Cattle • Horses • Goats


NGOs: SANREMP SERUMULA-MOVE

Planned:

Under implementation: Block farming


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Source: Councilors

Source: Councilors and D.A.O. Mohale’s Hoek

Source: Villagers, Councilors and Nohana Clinic

Source: Councilors

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

Health sector:







in the CC area.






• HIV and AIDS • TB • Diarrhoea

Government: Nohana Health Clinic

NGOs:

Ha Kori, Ralitšibana, Ha Rabosiu, Ha Lekhutsa, Maloreng, Mankung,

Seshaing, Ha Lesoli, Mokibeng, Matlotlo, Lichecheng, Ha Motumi,

Ha Machaba, Tsebatalana, Isaka, Tsuinyane, Biafa, Ha Meso, Thabaneng,

Ha Maama, Ha Ranyali, Tsoapo le Bolila, Ha Sebili, Khubetsoana, Seithati,

Lierefeng, Ha Lepeli, Ha Betsu, Tiping, Mahamong.

• High • Medium√

• Low

• High • Medium√

• Low

• Water Systems: N/A • VIP: 97

• Other types:

Source: Nohana Health Clinic and Councillors

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

Education sector:





a) Primary school

b) Secondary school

c) High school


c) Primary school

d) Secondary school

c) High school

Names of farmers training centres (FTCs) in the CC-area











Seven years

Three years

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

6


Source: Teachers, Chiefs and Councillors


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2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

Water sector:


CC-area (within 150m):

Number of wells in the CC-area.

Number of dams in the CC-area. Indicate whether they


No. of villages with existing water systems in the CC-area


(hours/kms) in the CC-area.




implementation in the CC-area?

Which institutions are in charge of water supply in the CC-area?





Communal: 21

Individual: 9

62

1km 45 minutes

Mangaung, Ha Lepeli, Ha Ranyali, Letsatseng Ha Betsu, Lebaleng,

Nama u Lule, Materentseng, Tsibatalana, Isaka, Ha Tsuinyane, Mosikong,

Ha Hlalele, Ha Lekhutsa, Ha Mokokoana, Ha Moroko, Mokeke, Lipeneng,

Motse-Mocha, Ha Sekhohola.

Planned:


Rural Water Supply

It is not locally represented

Source: Councillors

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

Roads sector:









Which institutions are in charge of the road sector in the CC area?


N/A

Gravel:

Earth:

5 km

Mangaung, Mahamong, Tiping, Khubetsoana, Ha Ranyali, Ha Seithati,

Ha Lepeli, Ha Sebili, Tsoapo le Bolila, Ha Mosaletsane, Tsebatalana, Isaka,

Tsuinyane, Meso, Mama, Ha Lekhutsa, Seshaile, Ha Piti, Ha Machaba,

Matlapaneng, Qaqatu, Ha Moroko, Ha Motumi, Mokeke, Ha Matebesi,

Mafika-Lisiu, Mothaba, Beatu, Marabeng, Ha Sekhohola.

Planned: Letsolo la Iketsetse i.e Villagers united in constructing their roads.

Under implementation: Maintenance of the main road (Gravel) from Ketane

to Seaka Bridge.


- Footbridges

- Walk-ways

DRR

It is not locally represented

Source: Council Clerk



1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

Energy sector:









Source: Councilor

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.








N/A

6

N/A

76 • Radio Lesotho • Mo-Afrika F.M.

Source: Councilors

1.

2.

3.






17 cafes 5 mills

1 restaurant 1 supermarket

N/A

N/A

Source: Councilor

N/A

N/A

Solar power: Solar cookers and dryers:

N/A

Wood

N/A

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

Security sector:






Government (Police): Ketane Police Station

Private:

17

Mangaung, Tiping, Mahamong, Ha Maama, Tšibalatana, Isaka,

Tsuinyane, Matlapaneng, Ha Machaba, Ha Piti, Mokeke, Ha Matebesi,

Mafika-Lisiu, Mothaba, Lesokoaneng, Ha Ntebele, Ha-Sekhohola,

Letlapeng, Ha Kori, Ha Rabosiu.

Violence and theft

• Cattle: 52 • Sheep: 23 • Goats: 5 • Horses: 0 • Donkeys: 0

Source: Chiefs & Councilors

1.

2.

3.

4.

5

Environment sector:

Names of rare, vulnerable & endangered species in the CC area






wetlands, and soil erosion) in the CC area

Source: Councillors

Flora (plants): hloenya, sehloko, qobo, lesoko, ‘moli, sefothafotha,

poho-tšehla, kuena, lekhala, khoara, khomo ea balisa.

Fauna (animals): ‘mutla, lipela, matsa, thlolo, mochalla.

San caves and their paintings

Tsullung Ha Bosiu

Ha Kori, Ha Ralitsibana, Ha Raseboko, Ha Sethobane, Boiketlo,

Ha Maponyane, Ha Moroko, Ha Machaba, Lichecheng,Tsuinyane, Biafa,

Khoathing, Boitelo, Ha Nyape, Khoathing, Materentseng, Ha Mokoinihi,

Tsoapo le Bolila, Khubetsoana, Majapereng, Mafikeng, Moeaneng.

Overgrazing

Heavy-Rainfalls

Existing:

Ongoing: • Forestry or Tree-planting • Building of Water-Tanks

• Block-Farming • Prevention of soil rrosion by building blocks

Planned: • Grass planting • Building of VIP Toilets



QHOOBENG F10

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

Population:









7919

4187

3732

Male: 1243

Female: 1582

128

150

15

10

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

CC Profile:





Total Area of Community council (km2)

9

62

Ha Oetsi, Hukustata, Ha Oetsi Masaleng, Thaba- Bosiu, Ha Hlalele, Ha Molobeli,

Selomong Ha Hlalele, Lekhalong Ha Masiba, Ha Rampoti, Ha Tlokofa, Ha Motseki,

Khubetsoana Sekolong, Ha Sello Sepolo, Ha Makhoana, Letlapeng Ha Mpache,

Motse-mocha Ha Mpheleki, Ha Setofolo Qhobeng, Ha Jane Tjotjo, Ha Serokolo,

Malachamela, Poriki Qhobeng, Ha Sibi-Sibi Majapereng, Litlhabela, Thaba-Sekoka,

Ha Selaelae, Ketanyane Ha Mothibi, Koung Ha Motlatsi, Marotobolong, Mehloling,

Ha Tsumane, Ha Raboea, Tsitsa, Ketanyane Ha Pontšo, Poriki Ketanyane, Letlapeng

Ketanyane, Lekhalong Ha Pitikoane, Ha Simone Ha Hlalele, Ha Kotsoana, Ha Nthamae,

Ha Ralekhoasa, Ha Rantoetsi, Ha Teleki, Ha khojane, Ha Tau, Qhoobeng Ha Letsie,

Ha Polile, Ha Qoboko, Ha Tiehi, Phuthing, Likoaeng, Ha Ramakholela, Matsatseng

Ha Ntjanyana, Sentelina Ha Lekitla, Ha Mokoara, Ha Makatla, Ha Ntjanyana,

Ha Nompilo, Ha Rangoajane Bolometsa, Sekhoko, Matsatseng Ha Lefuma,

Koting-sa-Matsa, Ha Mocheko Mabilikoe.

174 km / 8hrs

7409km2

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

Social indicators:






No. of orphans in the C area:

a) Paternal orphans

b) Maternal orphans

c) Double orphans






1066

4-7

324

37

128

259

113

329

75

124

149

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.




in the CC area.




92

0 - M500 : 225

M501 - M1000 : 406

M1000 and above: 435

Trade: 43

Formal Employement: 410

Farming: 212

None

Khakhathane Six villages Grower Association, Elelloang HIV Support

Group, Lesaka la Kopanelo, Ikopanyenng Buria Society, Itjareng

Basiea, Ikopanyeng Leseli and Kotsoana Opharnage


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Source: Councilors and Clinic

Source: Councilors


Source: Council Secretary’s Office, IEC, Councilors and Planning Unit

1.

2.

3.

Gender:




5

3

Mrs. Theresia Mphakoana - Community Council Secretary

Mr. Mathealira Sobane - Clerical Assistant

Mr. Hareteke Mphasi - Accountant Clerk

Mrs. Nthateng Phafuli - Cleaner

Mr. Lereng Mosia - Messenger

Mr Tšeliso Lehata - Watchmam

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.












1806

4.3

None

Highlands: wheat, peas and lucern hay

Lowlands: maize, sorghum and beans

• Cattle • Sheep • Horses

6.079

Goverment: Ministry of Agriculture

NGOs:

Planned: Tree planting


1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

Health sector:







in the CC area.






• HIV/AIDS • T.B • Diarrhoea

Government: • Mobile Doctors and Mobile Clinic • Nohana Clinic (Ketane)

NGOs:

Shortest: 11Km/6hours Longest: 32 Km/2days

Ha Oetsi, Hukustata, Ha Oetsi Masaleng, Thaba- Bosiu, Ha Hlalele,

Ha Molobeli, Selomong Ha Hlalele, Lekhalong Ha Masiba, Ha Rampoti,

Ha Tlokofa, Ha Motseki, Khubetsoans Sekolong, Ha Sello Sepolo,

Ha Makhoana, Letlapeng Ha Mpache, Motse-mocha Ha Mpheleki,

Ha Setofolo Qhobeng, Ha Jane Tjotjo, Ha Serokolo, Malachamela,

Poriki Qhobeng, Ha Sibi- Sibi Majapereng, Litlhabela, Thaba- Sekoka,

Ha Selaelae, Ketanyane Ha Mothibi, Koung Ha Motlatsi, Marotobolong,

Mehloling, Ha Tsumane, Ha Raboea, Tsitsa, Ketanyane Ha Pontšo,

Poriki Ketanyane, Letlapeng Ketanyane, Lekhalong Ha Pitikoane,

Ha Simone Ha Hlalele, Ha Kotsoana, Ha Nthamae, Ha Ralekhoasa,

Ha Rantoetsi, Ha Teleki, Ha khojane, Ha Tau, Qhoobeng Ha Letsie,

Ha Polile, Ha Qoboko, Ha Tiehi, Phuthing, Likoaeng, Ha Ramakholela,

Matsatseng Ha Ntjanyana, Sentelina Ha Lekitla, Ha Mokoara,

Ha Makatla, Ha Ntjanyana, Ha Nompilo, Ha Rangoajane Bolometsa,

Sekhoko, Matsatseng Ha Lefuma, Koting-sa-Matsa, Ha Mocheko Mabilikoe.

• High

• High

75

7

Water Systems: None VIP: 4 Other types:

Source: Councillors and IEC



Source: Councilors and Council Office

Source: Planning Unit and Councilors

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

Education sector:





a) Primary school

b) Secondary school

c) High school


c) Primary school

d) Secondary school

c) High School












7-9

0

0

144

0

0

None

None

11


Source: Teachers and Councillors

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

Water sector:


CC area (within 150m).














• Hand pumps: 0


Communal: 0

Individual: 0

5

Shortest: 5 km/ 30 min

Longest: 26 km/ 4 hrs

Ha Oetsi, Hukustata, Ha Oetsi Masaleng, Thaba- Bosiu, Ha Hlalele, Ha Molobeli,

Selomong Ha Hlalele, Lekhalong Ha Masiba, Ha Rampoti, Ha Tlokofa,

Ha Motseki, Khubetsoans Sekolong, Ha Sello Sepolo, Ha Makhoana,

Letlapeng Ha Mpache, Motse- Mocha Ha Mpheleki, Ha Setofolo Qhobeng,

Ha Jane Tjotjo, Ha Serokolo, Malachamela, Poriki Qhobeng, Ha Sibi-Sibi Ma-

japereng, Litlhabela, Thaba- Sekoka, Ha Selaelae, Ketanyane Ha Mothibi, Koung

Ha Motlatsi, Marotobolong, Mehloling, Ha Tsumane, Ha Raboea, Tsitsa,

Ketanyane Ha Pontšo, Poriki Ketanyane, Letlapeng Ketanyane, Lekhalong Ha

Pitikoane, Ha Simone Ha Hlalele, Ha Nthamae, Ha Ralekhoasa, Ha Rantoetsi,

Ha Teleki, Ha khojane, Ha Tau, Qhoobeng Ha Letsie, Ha Polile, Ha Qoboko,

Ha Tiehi, Phuthing, Likoaeng, Ha Ramakholela, Matsatseng Ha Ntjanyana,

Sentelina Ha Lekitla, Ha Mokoara, Ha Makatla, Ha Ntjanyana, Ha Nompilo,

Koting-Sa-Matsa. 986 hh

Planned: Installation of water pipes at Ha Nthamaha and Ha Tau Villages.

Under implementation: Public Pipes at Khakhathane and Ha Matabane

Primary School.

Millinium Goal Challenge (Not represented)

Rural Water Supply (Not represented)

Ministry of Local Government (Represented)

Source: Councillors, Council Office and RWS



1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

Roads sector:









Which Institutions are in charge of the road sector in the CC area?


Kotsoana to Rantoetsi 11 km

Gravel: Phamong to Rantoetsi 162 km

Earth: Nthamaha-Tau 5 km

Shortest: 16 meters/ 2 min Longest: 72 km /1 day



Ha Tlokofa, Ha Motseki, Khubetsoana Sekolong, Ha Sello Sepolo, Ha

Makhoana, Letlapeng Ha Mpache, Motse-mocha Ha Mpheleki, Ha Setofolo

Qhobeng, Ha Jane Tjotjo, Ha Serokolo, Malachamela, Poriki Qhobeng,

Ha Sibi- Sibi Majapereng, Litlhabela, Thaba-Sekoka, Ha Selaelae, Ketanyane

Ha Mothibi, Koung Ha Motlatsi, Marotobolong, Mehloling, Ha Tsumane,

Ha Raboea, Tsitsa, Ketanyane Ha Pontšo, Poriki Ketanyane, Letlapeng

Ketanyane, Lekhalong Ha Pitikoane, Ha Simone Ha Hlalele, Ha Ralekhoasa,

Ha Teleki, Ha khojane, Qhoobeng Ha Letsie, Ha Polile, Ha Qoboko, Ha Tiehi,

Phuthing, Likoaeng, Ha Ramakholela, Matsatseng Ha Ntjanyana, Sentelina

Ha Lekitla, Ha Mokoara, Ha Makatla, Ha Ntjanyana, Ha Nompilo,

Ha Rangoajane Bolometsa, Sekhoko, Matsatseng Ha Lefuma,

Koting-sa-Matsa, Ha Mocheko Mabilikoe. 1012hh

Planned: • Ketane to Qhobeng (Rantoetsi)

• Ketane to Ribaneng 35 km • Semonkong to Ribaneng

Under implementation: • Nthamaha-Tau Road 5 km

• Roads • Air Strips

• Intermediate means of transport:

- Footbridges

- Walk-ways

Ministry of Local Government (Represented)

Mellinium Goal Challenge (Not represented)

Department of Rural Roads ( Not represented)

Source: Council Office, Councillors, IEC and DRR

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

Energy sector:





Number of households using other energy sources in the CC-area. Specify.




Source: Self-administered and Councilors

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.








none

none

none

62

none

Source: Councilors

1.

2.

3.






1 tarvern 4 cafés

2 mills 2 taxis

No

No

Source: Councilor

none

62


Generators: 4

firewood, cow dung, paraffin, gas

LEC (Not represented)



1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

Security sector:






Government (Police): None

Ketane Police Private: None

35



Ha Tlokofa, Ha Motseki, Khubetsoans Sekolong, Ha Sello Sepolo,

Ha Makhoana, Letlapeng Ha Mpache, Motse-mocha Ha Mpheleki,

Ha Setofolo Qhobeng, Ha Jane Tjotjo, Ha Serokolo, Malachamela,

Poriki Qhobeng, Ha Sibi-Sibi Majapereng, Litlhabela, Thaba-Sekoka,

Ha Selaelae, Ketanyane Ha Mothibi, Koung Ha Motlatsi, Marotobolong,

Mehloling, Ha Tsumane, Ha Raboea, Tsitsa, Ketanyane Ha Pontšo,

Poriki Ketanyane, Letlapeng Ketanyane, Lekhalong Ha Pitikoane,

Ha Simone Ha Hlalele, Ha Kotsoana, Ha Nthamae, Ha Ralekhoasa,

Ha Rantoetsi, Ha Teleki, Ha khojane, Ha Tau, Qhoobeng Ha Letsie, Ha Polile,

Ha Qoboko, Ha Tiehi, Phuthing, Likoaeng, Ha Ramakholela, Matsatseng Ha

Ntjanyana, Sentelina Ha Lekitla, Ha Mokoara, Ha Makatla, Ha Ntjanyana,

Ha Nompilo, Ha Rangoajane Bolometsa, Sekhoko, Matsatseng Ha Lefuma,

Koting-sa-Matsa, Ha Mocheko Mabilikoe

• witchcraft • stock theft • rape



Source: Counsellors and IEC

1.

2.

3.

4.

5

Environment sector:








Source: Counsellors and Council Office

Flora (plants): Liremo, Mohlomo, Qokoa, Lekhala kharetsana

Fauna (animals): Matsa, Lits’oene, Phokojoe, ‘Mutla

• Mokhoabo Khohlong Ha Letsie

• Lekhala kharetsana Ha Oetsi

• Lihlohong Waterfall Ha Nthamaha

Ha Kotsoana, Ha Nthamae, Ha Rantoetsi, Ha Motseki, Ha Serokola,

Ha Oetsi, Ha Nompilo, Malachamela, Ha Hlalele.

• Burning of grass • Overgrazing • Severe Rainfall

• Ploughing in wrong direction • Animals Using the same route

Existing: Tree Planting at Khubetsoana Sekolong, Ha Masiba,

Ha Rampoti and Ha Sepolo

Ongoing: None

Planned: • Irrigation Project at Ha Nthamaha, Kotsoana,

Ralekhoasa, Teleki and Khojane • Joint crop growing



SEROTO F11

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

Population:









7836

Male:

Female:

141

92

38

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

CC Profile:






11

87

166 km

313.84 km2

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

Social indicators:







a) Paternal orphans

b) Maternal orphans

c) Double orphans




No. of persons with disabilities in the CC-area.


3119

6

389

95

582

161

210

295

210

10

103 • Mental • Hearing • Sight

• Paralysis • Speaking

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.




in the CC area:




1437

0 – 500:

501 – 1000:

Above 1000:

Trade:

Formal employment:

Farming:

15 Smearing houses

• Mpate Sheleng Funeral

• Lepeto lihoai Jehova ke molisa oa ka • U kanketsang ha e hahe motse

• Thusanang Basotho Ikopanyeng Basotho


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Source: Councilor

1.

2.

3.

Gender:



No. of CC staf. (Attach list and specify job titles)

4

7

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.












2618

1.21 hectares

408

• Sorghum • Maize

• Beans

• Cows • Sheep • Horses

Government: Ministry of Agric

NGOs: • Serumula • MOVE

Planned: • Block farming • Potato planting • Vegetable planting

Under implementation: • Mantloane

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

Health sector:







in the CC area.







Government: •

NGOs: Serumula

2 km to 21km

• High • Medium

• Low

• High • Medium

• Low

324

61

Water Systems: VIP: 140 Other types: 160

Source: Councillor



1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

Education sector:





a) Primary school

b) Secondary school

c) High school


c) Primary school

d) Secondary school

c) High school

Names of farmers training centres (FTCs) in the CC-area

Names of other vocational training schools in the CC-area.




Government: NGOs (e.g. churches): 14






7

200

11


Source: Councillor

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

Water sector:


CC area (within 150 m).

Number of wells in the CC-area.












• Public stand pipes: 1047 • Private:

• Hand pumps:


Communal: 1

Individual:

10

5 min to 3hrs

Planned: Piped systems.


Millinium Goal Challenge (Not represented)

Rural Water Supply

No

Source: Councillor



1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

Roads sector:











Gravel:

Earth:

0 km to 16 km

Planned: Gravel

Under implementation: Earth

• Roads • Boats

• Air Strips

• Intermediate means of Transport: - Footbridges – Walk-ways

DRR

No

Source: Councillor

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

Energy sector:





Number of households using other energy sources in the CC-area. Specify




Source: Councilor

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.








0

0

0

37

4

Source: Councilor

1.

2.

3.






62 shops

No

No

Source: Councilor

87


Wood

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

Security sector:






Government (Police):

Private: 1

84

• Mugging • Sexual Abuse

• Theft • Fights

• Cattle: • Sheep: 3

• Goats: • Horses:

• Donkeys:

Source: Counsellors



1.

2.

3.

4.

5

Environment sector:






resource management (e.g. tree planting, gully rehabilitation, rehabilitation

of wetlands and soil erosion) in the CC area

Source: Councillor

Flora (plants): traditional medicine, khoara, boleba, kharetsoane,

khomo ea balisa, sesepa sa linooa

Fauna (animals): rabbits, pela, tlholo, porcupine, mochalla

Litšoeneng, Lehaha la Hloahloa, Lehaha la Qhaba, Ketane Falls

All villages

overgrazing and heavy rains

Existing: Tree planting , gully rehabilitation

Ongoing:

Planned: Soil erosion prevention, tree planting, community dam

LIKHUTLOANENG F12

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

Population:









11610

4396

7214

Male: 775 Councillors

Female: 1057 Councillors

50 – 200

287

189

111

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

CC Profile:






9

85

Lithakong, Ha Tsie, Lekhalaneng, Sekhutlong, Ramokhele, Moreneng, Litooaneng

Makhalong, Batula, Sekhoneng, Thotaneng, Lepekola, Leronti, Titimisi, Nkonyana,

Moeling, Tsenekeng, Sello Ngoana-ntloana, Ha Matitimisi, Ha Melane, Ha Sello,

Ha Nkesi, Ha Tšiu, Ha Sekoli Qapane, Likhutloaneng, Matholoane, Makholeng,

Nkoebe Malefetsane, Liphamoleng, Mothibane, Molise, Mokhele, Mokopu,

Mokutoane, Luka, Mokhosi, Khosi, Bocheko Moeling, Sekhutlong, Mosaleng,

Senyaka, Saferi, Motsoane Koung, Tota, Khojoane, Molefane, Isao,

Ha Ramalefane,Ha Ntaoanea, Ha Ntja, Ha Mafona, Ha Makoae,Ha Mohlokolo,

Likoepereng, Boithatelo, Ha Mahike, Sefateng, Likhutloaneng, Ha Elia, Ha Ralemati,

Ha Lesuoa, Ha Setene, Motse-mocha, Ha Molato, Ha Letlatsa, Ha Kano, Ha Tumo,

Ha Moretinyone, Ha Moiketsi, Ha Mapalooe, Moreneng, Lekhalong Matebeleng,

Makheka, Ha Setsoto, Ha Kou

N/A

N/A


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Source: CC Office and Councilors

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

Social indicators:






No. of orphans in the CC-area:

a) Paternal orphans

b) Maternal orphans

c) Double orphans






2414

8-9

561

344

258

857

601

397

545

395

158 • Mental • Hearing

• Paralysis

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.




in the CC area:



Names and types of associations within the CC area.

None

0 –500: 1272

501 – 1000: 682

Above 1000: 1826

Trade: 545

Formal employment:320

Farming: 1955

832 ( Home brewed beer sellers, Mohair sellers and grains sellers )

Burial Societies: Mpate sheleng, Hang hang

Farmers Associations: Lihoai tsa Hloahloeng, Thusanang Basotho,

Kopanang Basotho

Support Groups: Thusanang ka Lerato, Ikopanyeng, Ipopeng Basotho

Grocery: Hatooa mose Mosali, Litolobonya

1.

2.

3.

Gender:




5 Source: CC Office

4 Source: CC Office

6 Selome Lephole - Motlatsi oa Mongoli

Mahlomola Leteba – Messanger

Lerato Leseoana – Molebeli

Mabokang Mabusetsa – Cleaner

Likhapha Lerotholi – Account Clerk

Francis Tlali – Mongoli

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.












2019

N/A

N/A

• Wheat • Maize

• Beans


95 km² Somebody’s plot.

Government: none

NGOs: none

Planned: Block farming

Under implementation: none


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Source: CC Office


Source: Councilor and Villagers

Source: Councilors, Chief and Villagers

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

Health sector:







in the CC area.







Government: Not any

NGOs: Not any

One to two days

• High • Medium

• Low

• High • Medium

• Low

327

9

Water Systems: 0 VIP: 0 Other types: 4

Source: Support Groups and Villager

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

Education sector:





a) Primary school

b) Secondary school

c) High school


c) Primary school

d) Secondary school

c) High school


Names of other vocational training schools in the CC area:










0

0

0

9

4-5

N/A

335

39

N/A

Source: Councillor and teachers



1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

Water sector:


CC area (within 150m).

Number of wells in the C area.













• Private: 54


Communal: 1 Ha Ntja

Individual:

30 minutes to 1hr

5 minutes ha ba sebelisang Lipompo

Likoepereng, Ha Makoae, Ha Mohlokolo

Ha Mafona, Boithetelo

Pipe system

N/A

Planned: Rural Water Supply and CC Office

Under implementation: piped systems

N/A

Source: Councillors, Chiefs and Villagers

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

Roads sector:

Total kilometre of Tarred roads (i.e. national roads) in the CC area










2 km

Gravel: Mokopung Topa

Earth: N/A

62 km

N/A

gravel road

Planned: Gravel and Earth



• Intermediate means of Transport: - Footbridges - Walk-ways

DRR

No

Source: Councillors



1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

Energy sector:




Number of households using solar energy in the CC-area

Number of households using other energy sources in the CC-area. Specify.




Source: Councilor

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.








0

145

0

89

1

Source: Councilor

1.

2.

3.






1 - supermarket

63 62 - shops

No

No

Source: Councilor

56

125


9 generators

wood

LEC.

No

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

Security sector:






Government (Police):

Private: 1

67

• rape • thefts • fights

• cattle: 28 • sheep: 352

• goats: 100 • horses: 21

• donkeys: 14

Source: Chiefs

1.

2.

3.

4.

5

Environment sector:








Source: Councilor

Flora (plants): traditional medicine, lekhala la thaba, mohlomo, qokoa,

mohloare, morifi, poone ea tšoene, khoara, mositsane, letapisa, khomo

ea balisa, setjoetlane

Fauna (animals): rabbits, pela, tlholo, letsa, jackal, porcupine, mochalla

Morifi, Letsoapong la Ramoipone, Letsoapong la Sekolong,

Ha Motoe (Bushman cave)

All villages

Overgrazing and heavy rains

Existing: Tree planting

Ongoing: Gully rehabilitation, tree planting

Planned: Soil erosion prevention, rehabilitation of wetlands



NKAU F13

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

Population:









13 620

5 693

7 927

Male:

Female:

300

309

198

43

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

CC Profile:

No. of electoral divisions (EDs) in the CC-area


Names of villages in the CC-area



11

79

Hloahloeng (Ha Nkau), Ha kojana, Pitseng (Ha Reli), Ha Mphuthela, Phuthing (Ha Mphuthela), Ha Seqoke, Ha Malatsi, Ha Mosotho, Ha Ntoahae, HaSekhomane (Ha Molele), Matliseng (Ha Molele), Ha Phafoli, Thoteng (Ha Phafoli),Ha Jopo (Ha ‘Masefabatho), Lithakong (Ha Jopo), Ha Makala/Ha Thuhloane,Monkhoaneng (Ha Motsie), Khohlong Ha Phafoli, Lilibaneng, \Motoeng (HaMosele), Khilibiting (Ha Ralebona), Ha Malinyane, Sehaula (Ha Makoanye), Ha Madodene, Ha Matlokoa, Ha Setlhotlelo, Ha Ralebona, Ha Ntoane, Ha Thiba-li-Eme, makokong, Malumeleng, Ha Mokhele (Mangaung), Ha Senekeneke, Ha Emile, Ha Kajeng, Ha Mantsoe-a-Batho, Ha Mpusi, Ha Ntozimbi, Mafosieng, Makhalong (Ha Kepo), Leribe, Ha ‘Matsa (Moreneng),Ha ‘Matsa (Lithakong), Matsabeng, Sehaula, Khohlong (Ha Motlaki), Ha Makhetha, Ha Selone, Mphoko, Ha Mokotso, Ha Nkopane, Khorong (Ha Seo),Ha Kahlolo, Thabong (Ha Mokotso), Ha Makakane, Ha Morema, Ha Boroko, Ha Liau, Ha Nonyane, Panteng (Ha Setone), Mafielong, kerekeng (Ha Liau), Ha Moepholi, Ha Lechesa, Ha Lenyatsa, Ha Moahloli, Ha Pholo, Ha Tšolo, Ha Rankhoba, Ha Rabele, Khubetsoana (Ha Lechesa) and Ha Chalotsane.

Around 200 kilometres

148.05 km2

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

Social indicators:





No. of child headed households in the CC-area


a) Paternal orphans

b) Maternal orphans

c) Double orphans




No. of persons with disabilities in the CC area. Specify the

forms of disabilities

2 140

5 to 8 individuals

859

148

862

407

252

203

72

127

53

107 blindness, cripple, lame, dumb

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.




in the CC area.

Sources of income and the number of concerned households

in the CC area

No. of people generating incomes from other sources

in the CC area. Specify


N/A

0 – 500: 61

501 – 1000: 21

Above 1000: 35

Trade: 35


Farming: 1390

Selling of brooms, selling of baskets, i.e., thatch baskets

sewing and selling of grass used for roofing huts. (67)Funeral associations: (Letšoele le beta poho Basotho, Kopano ke matla, Tsoho la monna ke mokolla, Tšoele le beta poho Ha ‘Muso, Matsoho a hlatsoana, Vulture association, Thusanang Basotho, Thusanang ka lerato)Litolobonya/Woman Traditional Dancers Association (Litolobonya) (Hatoa mosemosali, Bana ba khoale ba bitsana ka mololi, Lenong la Lihlaba, ‘Muso thu-sanang, Itekeng Basotho) Youth Football Association ( ‘Maliepetsana) FootballAssociation (Rising stars association)


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Source: Councilors


Source: Councilors

Source: Councilors

1.

2.

3.

Gender:




5

6

6 (Community council secretary,

accounts clerk, clerical assistant,

cleaner, messenger and watch man)

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.












1390

1.95-2.1 hectares

88

• Maize • Sorghum

• Beans

• Sheep • Cattle • Goats

Government: Agric/ SANReMP

NGOs: SMARTD, MOVE and SERUMULA


Under implementation: N/A

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

Health sector:







in the CC area.






• HIV and AIDS • T.B • Diarrhoea

Government: Hloahloeng Health Centre

NGOs: Not any

One to two days

Ha Seqoke, Ha Malatsi, Ha Mosotho, Ha Ntoahae, Ha Sekhomane

(Ha Molele), Matliseng (Ha Molele), Ha Phafoli, Thoteng (Ha Phafoli),

Ha Jopo (Ha ‘Masefabatho), Lthakong (Ha Jopo), Ha Makala/Ha Thuhloane,

Monkhoaneng (Ha Motsie), Khohlong Ha Phafoli, Lilibaneng, Motoeng

(Ha Mosele), Khilibiting (Ha Ralebona), Ha Malinyane, Sehaula

(Ha Makoanye), Ha Madodene, Ha Matlokoa, Ha Setlhotlelo, Ha Ralebona,

Ha Ntoane, Ha Thiba-li-Eme, Makokong, Malumeleng, Ha Mokhele

(Mangaung), Ha Senekeneke, Ha Emile, Ha Kajeng, Ha Mantsoe-a-Batho,

Ha Mpusi, Ha Ntozimbi, Mafosieng, Makhalong (Ha Kepo), Leribe, Ha ‘Matsa

(Moreneng), Ha ‘Matsa (Lithakong), Matsabeng, Sehaula, Khohlong

(Ha Motlaki), Ha Makhetha, Ha Selone, Mphoko, Ha Mokotso, Ha Nkopane,

Khorong (Ha Seo), Ha Kahlolo, Thabong (Ha Mokotso), Ha Makakane,

Ha Morema, Ha Boroko, Ha Liau, Ha Nonyane, Panteng (Ha Setone),

Mafielong, kerekeng (Ha Liau), Ha Moepholi, Ha Lechesa, Ha Lenyatsa,

Ha Moahloli, Ha Pholo, Ha Tšolo, Ha Rankhoba, Ha Rabele, Khubetsoana

(Ha Lechesa) and Ha Chalotsane.

• High** • Medium

• Low

• High** • Medium

• Low

N/A

11

Water Systems: N/A VIP: 2141 Other types: N/A

Source: Hloahloeng Health Centre and Counsellors



Source: Councilors and CCS

Source: Councilors and Ministry of Agriculture

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

Education sector:

Number of primary schools in the CC-area

Number of secondary schools in the CC-area

Number of high schools in the CC-area


a) Primary school

b) Secondary school

c) High school


c) Primary school

d) Secondary school

c) High school








Government: 1 NGOs (e.g. churches): N/A




7

3

2

320

23

N/A

N/A

N/A

8


Source: Councillor and counsellors

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

Water sector:


CC-area (within 150m).




No. of villages with existing water systems in the CC-area










• Private: N/A Handpipes: N/A


Communal: N/A

Individual: N/A

79

50 meters to 150 meters

N/A

Planned: extension of water supply: N/A

Under implementation: extension of water pipes/standpipes : N/A

RWS and IRISH AID

Source: Councillors and RWS




1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

Roads sector:











N/A

Gravel:

Earth: Lehonyeling-Kojang 25 km

50 Meters - 15 kilometres

Ha Seqoke, Ha Malatsi, Ha Mosotho, Ha Ntoahae, Ha Sekhomane

(Ha Molele), Matliseng (Ha Molele), Ha Phafoli, Thoteng (Ha Phafoli),

Lithakong (Ha Makala/Ha Thuhloane, Monkhoaneng (Ha Motsie), Khohlong,

Lilibaneng, Motoeng (Ha Mosele), Ha Malinyane, Sehaula (Ha Makoanye),

Ha Madodene, Ha Matlokoa, Ha Setlhotlelo, Ha Ntoane, Ha Thiba-li-Eme,

Makokong, Malumeleng, Ha Mokhele (Mangaung), Ha Senekeneke,

Ha Emile, Ha Kajeng, Ha Mantsoe-a-Batho, Ha Mpusi, Ha Ntozimbi,

Mafosieng, Makhalong (Ha Kepo), Leribe, Ha ‘Matsa (Moreneng), Ha ‘Matsa

(Lithakong), Matsabeng, Sehaula, Khohlong (Ha Motlaki), Ha Makhetha,

Ha Selone, Mphoko, Ha Mokotso, Ha Nkopane, Khorong (Ha Seo), Ha

Kahlolo, Thabong (Ha Mokotso), Ha Makakane, Ha Morema, Ha Boroko,

Ha Liau, Ha Nonyane, Panteng (Ha Setone), Mafielong, kerekeng (Ha Liau),

Ha Moepholi, Ha Lechesa, Ha Lenyatsa, Ha Moahloli, Ha Pholo, Ha Tšolo,

Ha Rankhoba, Ha Rabele, Khubetsoana (Ha Lechesa) le Ha Chalotsane.

Planned: N/A

Under implementation: building of a bridge that connects

Hloahloeng and Seforong


• Intermediate means of Transport: - footbridges - walk-ways

DRR

Source: DDR and Councillor

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

Energy sector:









Source: Councilors

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.








N/A

N/A

N/A

79

N/A

Source: Councilor

1.

2.

3.






35 (cafes and shops and a Lucky 7)

N/A

N/A

Source: Councilor

N/A

79


Generator: 1

parraffin, wood, cow dung and gas

LEC



1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

Security sector:






Government (Police): N/A

Private: N/A

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Hloahloeng (Ha Nkau), Ha Kojana, Pitseng (Ha Reli), Ha Mphuthela,

Phuthing (Ha Mphuthela), Ha Seqoke, Ha Malatsi, Ha Mosotho, Ha Ntoahae,

Ha Sekhomane (Ha Molele), Matliseng (Ha Molele), Ha Phafoli, Thoteng

(Ha Phafoli), Ha Jopo (Ha M’asefabatho), Lithakong (Ha Jopo), Ha Makala/Ha

Thuhloane, Monkhoaneng (Ha Motsie), Khohlong Ha Phafoli, Lilibaneng,

Motoeng (Ha Mosele), Khilibiting (Ha Ralebona), Ha Malinyane, Sehaula

(Ha Makoanye), Ha Madodene, Ha Matlokoa, Ha Setlhotlelo, Ha Ralebona,

Ha Ntoane, Ha Thiba-Li-Eme, makokong, Malumeleng, Ha Mokhele

(Mangaung), Ha Senekeneke, Ha Emile, Ha Kajeng, Ha Mantsoe-a-Batho,

Ha Mpusi, Ha Ntozimbi, Mafosieng, Makhalong (Ha Kepo), Leribe, Ha ‘Matsa

(Moreneng), Ha ‘Matsa (Lithakong), Matsabeng, Sehaula, Khohlong

(Ha Motlaki), Ha Makhetha, Ha Selone, Mphoko, Ha Mokotso, Ha Nkopane,

Khorong (Ha Seo), Ha Kahlolo, Thabong (Ha Mokotso), Ha Makakane,


Mafielong, Kerekeng (Ha Liau), Ha Moepholi, Ha Lechesa, Ha Lenyatsa,

Ha Moahloli, Ha Pholo, Ha Tšolo, Ha Rankhoba, Ha Rabele,

Khubetsoana (Ha Lechesa) le Ha Chalotsane.

• common assault • House breaking • stock theft • sexual abuse

• cattle: 93 • sheep: 2 669 • goats: 59

• horses: 36 • donkeys: 10

Source: Police

1.

2.

3.

4.

5

Environment sector:




What are the causes for this severe soil erosion in the CC-area?




Source: Councilors

Flora (plants): hloenya, moli, sehloko, khomo-ea-balisa,

lesoko, phonyoka, khoara

Fauna (animals): matsa, tlholo, ‘mutla le lipela

N/A

Hloahloeng (Ha Nkau), Ha Kojana, Pitseng (Ha Reli), Ha Mphuthela,

Phuthing (Ha Mphuthela), Ha Seqoke, Ha Malatsi, Ha Mosotho,

Ha Ntoahae, Ha Sekhomane (Ha Molele), Matliseng (Ha Molele),

Ha Phafoli, Thoteng (Ha Phafoli), Ha Jopo (Ha M’asefabatho), Lthakong

(Ha Jopo), Ha Makala/Ha Thuhloane, Monkhoaneng (Ha Motsie),

Khohlong Ha Phafoli, Lilibaneng, Motoeng (Ha Mosele), Khilibiting

(Ha Ralebona), Ha Malinyane, Sehaula (Ha Makoanye), Ha Madodene,

Ha Matlokoa, Ha Setlhotlelo, Ha Ralebona, Ha Ntoane, Ha Thiba-li-Eme,

Makokong, Malumeleng, Ha Mokhele (Mangaung), Ha Senekeneke,

Ha Emile, Ha Kajeng, Ha Mantsoe-a-Batho, Ha Mpusi, Ha Ntozimbi,

Mafosieng, Makhalong (Ha Kepo), Leribe, Ha ‘Matsa (Moreneng),

Ha ‘Matsa (Lithakong), Matsabeng, Sehaula, Khohlong (Ha Motlaki),

Ha Makhetha, Ha Selone, Mphoko, Ha Mokotso, Ha Nkopane, Khorong

(Ha Seo), Ha Kahlolo, Thabong (Ha Mokotso), Ha Makakane,


Mafielong, Kerekeng (Ha Liau), Ha Moepholi, Ha Lechesa,

Ha Lenyatsa, Ha Moahloli, Ha Pholo, Ha Tšolo, Ha Rankhoba,

Ha Rabele, Khubetsoana (Ha Lechesa) le Ha Chalotsane.

• over grazing • burning of grass • heavy rain and storm

Existing: Tree plantation

Ongoing: N/A




QABANE F14

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

Population:

Total population of the Community Council (CC)

Male population in the CC-area

Female population in the CC-area


Average population per village in the CC-area (to be filled later)

No. of births in the last year in the CC-area

No. of 5+ deaths in the last year in the CC-area

Under 5 deaths in the last year in the CC-area

8209

4053

4160

Male: 2299

Female: 1716

122

170

115

49

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

CC Profile:






73

Tsosane, Setebatebe, Bereng, Morutlho, Tsemane, Khate, Sethaleng,

Khaba, Pesi, Sehaula, Sekitsing, Tesi, Maputšeng, Khatleng, Bataung,

Moeaneng, Moeti, Letsoapong, Mpolokoana, Leribe, Seilane, Matateng,

Scout, Thaba-tšoeu, Kolochana, Matsatseng, Koti-sphola, Sekameng,

Motšoanakaba, Shopong, Montši, Tšoane, Litšoeneng, Oalatsa, Molomo,

Moreneng, Moeaneng, Sekhutlong, Thaba-ntšo, Lekhaleng, Molisana,

Letlapeng, Erenese, Tlhakoaneng, Mohale, Khiba, Phalo, Tiping,

Matsoeteng, Mohlomo, Litajaneng, Ha Ramatatiele, Khohlong, Pula-likhama,

Qoloane, Phuthing, Moisa, Makokoaneng, Mokoallong, Polasi, Rantauleng,

Sek’heni, Rantauleng, Sek’heni, Shaoli, Ratake, Setofolo, Masupha,

Seiso, Makaofa, Montšo

250 km

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

Social indicators:







a) Paternal orphans

b) Maternal orphans

c) Double orphans






1878

4

652

15

1030

610

313

131

194

192

33

110

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.




in the CC area:

Sources of income and the number of concerned households

in the CC area

No. of people generating incomes from other sources

in the CC area. Specify


11

0 – 500:

501 – 1000:

Above 1000:

Trade:

Formal employment:

Farming:

• Informal Burial Society • Societies for buying groceries at end of a year

• Kopanang Basotho • Ikaeheng Basotho

• Ithuseng #1 • Agricultural Society

• Tsoha u iketsetse • Phelang Bohle Cooporative

• Iketsetseng Bacha Production Community


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Source: Councilors


Source: Councilors


1.

2.

3.

Gender:




6

5

6

Seeng Moiloa - Community Council Secretary

Thato Ntereke - Clerical Assistance

Katleho Pholo - Account Cleck

Tebello Lebaka – Messenger

‘Masempe Kheeke - Cleaner

Selone Machoba - Watchman

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.




No. of households having land titles (e.g. Form C lease) in the CC-area.








1078

• Maize • Sorghum

• Beans

• Sheep • Cattle • Goats

Government: Department of Agriculture

NGOs: Smart Partnership

Planned: 0

Under implementation: 0

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

Health sector:







in the CC area.






• HIV and AIDS • T.B • Diarrhoea

Government: 0

NGOs: 0

12 hours





Motšoanakaba, Shopong, Montsi, Tsoane, Litšoeneng, Oalatsa, Molomo,



Matsoeteng, Mohlomo, Litajaneng, Ha Ramatatiele, Khohlong, Pula-likhama,

Qoloane, Phuthing, Moisa, Makokoaneng, Mokoallong, Polasi, Rantauleng,

Sek’heni, Rantauleng, Sek’heni, Shaoli, Ratake, Setofolo, Masupha,

Seiso, Makaofa, Montšo

# of people involved = 8209

• High**

• Medium

• Low

• High**

• Medium

• Low

50

26

Water Systems: 0 VIP: 5 Other types: 24


Source: Councilors



1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

Education sector:





a) Primary school

b) Secondary school

c) High school


c) Primary school

d) Secondary school

c) High school












9

5

n/a

16

-

-

0

0

8


Source: Councillor and councilors

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

Water sector:


CC-area (within 150m).














• Private: 0 Hand pumps: 0


Communal: 4

Individual: 1

43

20 minutes

Seiso, Polasi, Rathaba, Letlapeng, Tšosane, Bereng, Morutlho, Khamakhamane,

Letumonyane, Moisa, Phulalikhama, Phuthing, Khohlong, Makokoaneng, Mohale,

Khiba, Tlhakoaneng, Erenese, Letlapeng, Tsoane, Koti-sephola, Poriki,

Letsoapong, Pesi, Khaba, Tesi, Sehaula, Maputšeng.

Planned: Tesi, Maphutšeng, Pesi, Khaba, Phuthing, Khohlong, Litajaneng,

Ha Ra Matatiele

-To add pumps

Under implementation: Addition of water taps in poriki,

Letsoapong, Letsatsaneng

• New water taps for Letumonyane

• Cleaning of water tanks

Rural Water Supply and Irish Aid (Tebellong)

Source: Councillors and Rural Water Supply



1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

Roads sector:


Names and lengths of existing roads maintained by DRR in the CC-area









0

Gravel: 0

Earth: Setofole-Khamakhamane (8.7km)

2 km - 20 km





Motsoanakaba, Shopong, Montsi, Tsoane, Litšoeneng, Oalatsa, Molomo,


Letlapeng, Erenese, Tlhakoaneng, Mohale, Khiba, Phalo, Tiping, Matsoeteng,

Mohlomo, Litajaneng, Ha Ramatatiele, Khohlong, Pula-likhama, Qoloane,

Phuthing, Moisa, Makokoaneng, Mokoallong, Polasi, Rantauleng,

Sek’heni, Rantauleng, Sek’heni, Shaoli, Ratake

Planned: Khamakhamane - Tiping

Under implementation: Preparation of Setofole - Khamakhamane


• Intermediate means of Transport: - Footbridges - Walk-ways

Department of Rural Roads

Source: Councillors

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

Energy sector:









Source: Councilors

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.








0

3

0

71

0

Source: Councilors

1.

2.

3.






18 mini-shops

Their market is only the local people

No

Source: Councilors

0

73


1746

Wood and dry cow dung

None




1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

Security sector:






Government (Police): 0

Private: 0

23

Tšosane, Setebatebe, Bereng, Morutlho, Tsemane, Khate, Sethaleng,




Motšoanakaba, Shopong, Montši, Tšoane, Litšoeneng, Oalatsa, Molomo,



Matsoeteng, Mohlomo, Litajaneng, Ha Ramatatiele, Khohlong,

Pula-likhama, Qoloane, Phuthing, Moisa, Makokoaneng, Mokoallong,

Polasi, Rantauleng, Sek’heni, Rantauleng, Sek’heni, Shaoli, Ratake,

Setofolo, Masupha, Seiso, Makaofa, Montšo

• stock theft • killings



Source: Councilors

1.

2.

3.

4.

5

Environment sector:








Source: Councilors

Flora (plants): cheche, koelitsana, mofifi, moretele, bokhoe, mohlomo

khoara, selepe, mositsane, tšinabelo, sehalahala, hloenya, lekhapu,

phonyoka, khomo-ea-balisa, moseha, qokoa.

Fauna (animals): here, rock rabbits, bucks, nakeli, tlholo, lelora, rapeisi

Khama, Baroeng, Sethunyeng, Thaba-ntšo, ’Mamphale, Sekheni,

Makopokopo, Sekhejana, Seketsing, Lejoaneng,

Thaba-khubelu (kaofela ke mahaha) le Khomong Rock.

Mpolokoane, Leribe, Motšoanakaba, Scout, Ralilochane, Tšoane,

Litsoeneng, Khate, Khaba, Sethaleng, Mpharane, Mohale, Molisana,

Makokaneng, Moisa, Ramoruthlo, Tšosane, Setofole, Mokoafa,

Sek’heni, Khamakhamane, Setlhotlelo, Letumonyane.

Topology, heavy rains, winds

Existing: • Plantation of trees

• Strips

Ongoing: • Building of strips

Planned: • Plantation of trees

• Plantation of grass

• Building of strips


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Information Handbook 2009 161160 Mohale’s Hoek District Council

National constituency

Community councilname and code

ED name and code

Qhalasi No.57 Mashaleng F02 Matsatseng F0201

Ha Tšepo F0202

Majapereng F0203

Ha Mahase F0204

Qhalasi F0205

Ha Makhathe F0206

Makhineng F0207

Liphiring F0208

Maphohloane F0209

Potsane F0210

Villages

• Maqhena Ha Mphaki • Bolokoe • Mochekoane • Khasipe

• Janki • Sefateng • Matsatseng • Majakaneng

• Makhaphela • Old-Hoek • M’anyeleng • Hlokomelang

• Matabane • Thoriso • Lehluibi • Matlapa-Masoeu

• Khitšane • Thabaneng • Lipeleng • Boikano

• Pontšeng • Ramoitoi • Mokhethi

• Letsoaing • Matebeleng • Panta • Maseteling

• Mahase • Khohlong• Mopooane

• Motikoane • Khutong • Mohlanapeng • Moreneng Qhalasi

• Nama-o-Lule • Matsatseng • Phahameng

• Ha Makhate • Lihojeng • Ha Raphiri

• Likhutloaneng • Makhineng • Ha Lekhooe

• Ha Mokhesi • Ha Mokhatla

• Mabalane • Liphiring

• Maphohloane • Molomo • Nchoba • Matebeleng

• Ha Thuhlo Ha Lekhoaba • Ha Tšolo • Bulu-Bulu

• Likoeneng • Sekhutlong • Potsane • Qalakha 1

• Qalakha 2 • Lekhema 1 • Lekhema 2

Names of councillors

Khalefi M’arethabile

Molete Mohapi

Sehlabaka M’am’ota

Mothabeng M’antsieng

Ts’ehlo Morotoli

Malapane M’athabo

Makhale Ntebaleng

Sefali Makotae

Mohale Teboho



ED name and code

Taung No. 56 Siloe F01 F0101

F0102

F0103

F0104

F0105

F0106

F0107

F0108

F0109

F0110

F0111

Villages

• Qhoqoane • Kekeleng • Chabeli • Phuti • Mohohlo

• Siloe • Raselepe • Moetsane • Moko • Salemone

• Popolosi • Ntilane • Matsoareng • Rantsie

• Pii • Mahlele • Monyake • Tsoloane • Maralleng

• Mosehlana • Ramonate • Majoale • Majakaneng

• Salang • Matsie • Leribe • Thabong

• Linareng • Mokhethi • Koloti • Khutsong

• Raubi • Seabo • Molatoli

• Tlokotsing • Morumotšo • Thabaneng • Tsienyane

• Thotaneng • Moreneng • Mohethi

• Lehloaneng • Motoko • Motšoanyane

• Mokoroane • Mahoete • Khorola • Mokhothu • Thabaneng

• Khojane • Sephapo • Moeketse

• Teheli • Serabele • Mokotane • Maseli

• Phuthing • Mokausi • Montso

• Pontšeng • Qalike • Mokhele • Raboko • Thella • Pitsi


Ratolo Tieho

Morake Mahlompho

Moloko Ponts'o

Mohlalefi Nkunku

Nonyana 'Matebello

Matsie 'Matiisetso

Ntelele 'Malebohang

Mosole Thaane

Mosole Richard

Mokoroane

'Mamophethe

Mafethe ‘Mamosoaboli

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ED name and code

Mohale’s Hoek

No. 58

Khoelenya F04 F0401

F0402

F0403

F0404

F0405

F0406

F0407

F0408

F0409

F0410

F0411

Villages

• Ha Rakoloi • Mahuleng • Marabeng Ha Lesanta • Ha ‘Mane • Ha Fako Lekhalong• Ha Masita • Ha `Matlhakeli Ha Fako • Ha Mokotso • Ha Palollo • Ha Sehloho Taung • Ha Tšoana • Robita • Ha Phetela • Ha Makhisa• Ha Mokhoenyana • Ha Smith Posholi • Ha Thetso Posholi • Ha Thetso Posholi Phuthing • Moeaneng Ha Khosi • Ha Selouoe Ha Setotoma• Ha Moiloa • Ha Mabeleng Ha Moiloa • Ha Ramololi • Ha peli• Ha Chopho • Ha Jobo • Ha Morie • Mpharane • Ha `Manko • Ha Masekhonyana • Sebetleng • Sebetlaneng • Ha Setotoma • Ha Qoane• Sekhutlong • Ha Ramorena • Ha Ntabanyane • Ha Senauoa• Ha Makoetlane • Ha Mohloka-kobo • Mapeleng • Ha Mkhabane• Bolometsa • Ha K`heisara • Ha Makhakhe • Ha Maphoma • Ha Morabe• Ha Tšebetso • Mantšonyane • Matebeleng • Thepung • Setanteng • Poqa• Ha Makhube • Ha `Mamajoro • Ha Ntšeno • Ha Ratau • Seabela• Varter Vaal Ha Reentseng • Ha Seliba • Majakaneng• Barstard Hoek • Ha Bereng Matsoho • Ha Matebesi • Ha Tobias Konyelo• Ha Tlau Tlau • Maphutšaneng • Sekolong • Tanause • Tomobanka• Vaal Bank • Matjelebeng• Ha Tšoetsoane • Mantšonyane • Matsoapong • Meriting • Ha Selomi • Taung• Tlhakoaneng • Ha Rashaba • Masianokeng • Ha Ramokoatsi • Ha Nkhetheleng • Phuthing • Telite • Try Hoek• Ha Nkhetheleng • Thabaneng • Thota Moli • Ha Nkhetheleng • Motsemocha• Ha Mohlanka • Ha Tale • Ha Ramatlokotsi • Thomas Tale • Ha Kapoko• Ha Mohlakana • Libataolong • Ha Masunyane • Lekhalong • Khohloaneng• Ha Letsapo • Ha `Makoili • Litenteng • Mamantšo • Lihaboreng• Thotaneng • Matlapaneng • Lekhoareng• Ha Mothebesoane • Marabeng • Ha Rabele • Metsi Masoana • Blue Gums• Holy Cross • Ha Souru • Polateng • Tsoating • Ha Moshe • Ha Nkau • Ha Tšolo • Khohlong • Machoaboleng • Matlaleng • Morobong • Sethaleng • Qhalising • Lithakong • Thibella• Moeaneng • Ha Malatsa • Ha Lehasa • Ha Falatsa • Ha Sekatle • Ha Ramatlalla• Matsatseng • Phatlalla • Seteisheneng • Lekhalong • Ha Litaba• Ha Kalele • Khubetsoana Ha Sooko • Ha Masene Ha Tomose • Ha Paki Skepsel• Likhakeng Ha Motobeki • Ha Soko Motsemocha • Ha Soko Phuthing• Ha Soko Thotaneng • Ha Tomose • Ha Motee • Ha Nthama • Ha Raleafe• Ha Rankali • Ha Sello Letlatsa • Ha seroala • Ha Mpeli • Khohlong Ha Sethunya• Khorong Ha Sello Letlatsa • Likoaeng • Ha Raseipone • Ha Putsoa • Mafika Lisiu• Ha Pitso • Fouresmith • Tšanana • Ha Rabotseetse


Mankoto Motlatsi

Matsoso Tsotang

Majara Maseetsa

Maritintši Mampho

Makhube Mahlomola

Mphonyo Mabataung

Rachabane ‘Maletho

Moroeng Kamoho

Nteko ‘Makhapetsi

‘Mamorena Seqao

Mosaola Tšotleho



ED name and code

Mohale’s Hoek

No. 58

Motlejoeng F03 Motlejoeng F0301

Sankatana Fo302

Ha tlali F0303

Mesitsaneng F0304

Ha Ra Lineo, F0305

Ha Thaba-Bosiu F0306

Ha Khoaba lea Buoa

F0307

Thaba-Putsoa F0308

Braakfontein F0309

Motlejoeng F0310

Ramarumo F0311

Villages

• Likhutlong bochabela • Likhutlong bophirima • Moeaneng

• Sankatana • Kobo-Tsoeu

• Tlali • Mojooa • Makhosi • Hajoang

• Mesitaneng • Ha Mapotsane • Lekhalong • Ha Sekoati

• Ra Lineo • Mataoeng

• Thaba-Bosiu • Poulo • Senekal • Matsie • Potsanyane

• Khoaba lea Bua • Tumo • Majakaneng

• Kantini • Mateleng • Manganeng

• Thaba-Putsoa • Maphakela • Manganeng • Kholokoe

• Braakfontein • Ntili • Rantalenyane

• Rush • Hokoane

• Thoteng • Kubake • Motse-mocha • Mohlakeng

• Ramarumo • Sechele


Tumo Mathota

Maliau Ntsau

Mosiuoa Ramokoning

Mareboleke Motsoikha

Putsoa None

Khopiso Siloane

Mathabang Malesela

Mabakoena Khechane

Thomo Phinela

'Makolitso Mphetho





ED name and code

Qaqatu No. 60 Mootsinyane F06 F 0601

F0602

F0603

F0604

F0605

F0606

F0607

F0608

F0609

F0610

F0611

Villages

• Mok’hopha • Ha Make • Ha Monare • Ha Motee

• Ha-Peter • Ha Tsela • Likhohlong Ha Motjamela

• Ha-Raisa • Ha Tšola • Likotsi • Thaba-Bosiu

• Fika-la-Tšoene • Moreneng • Moeaneng

• Ha-Mocheko • Ha Beka • Matolong • Mohlakaneng • Ha Thabo

• Raqoatha • Moeaneng • Matlapeng • Boritsa

• Bochabela • Tsekong • Moreneng • Ntee

• Seliane • Phuthing • Ha-Mohapi • Sekhutloaneng • Lekhalong • Anone

• Marakong • Ha Mohlomi • Ha Malephane • Khohlong • Phuthing 2

• Shalane • Ha Lesaoana • Sebataolong • Makilanyaneng

• Khokhotsaneng • Borakapane • Sekoaing

• Tlokoeng • Tsieng • Mahamong • Maqhoathong • Marakong

• Ha Katiba • Ha Lengau • Ha Qena • Ha Setulo • Maqoathong

• Ha Nzima • Ha Ramothobi • Liqaleng • Matsekaneng • Ha Phasu

• Ha Lesibo • Ha Monyefoli • Ha Maqoatho-Seli • Ha Mothae

• Litsoeneng • Matebeleng • Ha Makhaola • Ha Sentso

• Ha Tsietsi • Ha Sebothama

• Taung • Thabaneng • Ha Timitha • Ha Baletsi • Ha Mavumboka

• Ha Mophako • Ha Mohau • Motse-Mocha • Ha Molibeli

• Ha Makhalanyane • Ha Lepolesa • Ha Beketsane


Teboho Tlali

Letlamore Mabetha

‘Maeketsang Tsoeute

Zonela Comene

Tsiu Mpheulane

Baphuthi Molato

‘Malereko Lethoko

‘Mamahatisa Damane

Mzoandile Jonana

Moholoholo Semanama

‘Makamoho Mpokathi



ED name and code

Qaqatu No. 60 F05 Teke F0501 Monyameng

F0502 Ha Salemane

F0503 Ha Monehela

F0504 Ha Selemo

F0505 Makilanyaneng

F0506 Ha Ramonyatsi

F0507 Ha Lecheche

F0508 Ha Mokali-Mots’o

F0509 Ha Pekenene

Villages

• Khokhotsing • Ha Teke • Tiping • Shophong

• Ha Noto • Ha Moiketeki

• Ha Moseneke • Ha Salemane

• Ha Ramolahlehi • Ha Moroke

• Makhesuoeng • Ha Monehela • Ha Ralefatla • Ha Qone

• Ha Nthoa-Ntšo • Ha Suoane • Ha Ramoroa

• Matebeleng • Ha Tloko

• Ha Selemo • Mootsinyane • Mabula • Mateisi

• Makunyapane • Maporoteng • Rankopane

• Khalo • Lekhoaleea • Lelinyane

• Makilanyaneng • Ha Lesala • Liphakoaneng

• Maqhatseng • Ha Sebabatso • Ha Qheku

• Qhobosheaneng • Ha Sebatli • Ha Sebareboi

• Ha Ramonyatsi • Khoro-e-betloa

• Ha Mosiane • Ha Lecheche • Tšoeneng • Matebeleng

• Motlomong • Ha Mokali-Motšo • Ha Mafethe • Ha Mokhu

• Thaba Phiri • Ha Pekenene • ‘Malekopo • Motsekuoa


Tumane Letlantla

Mahooana Ralekhetla

‘Manapo Mohale

Leburu Ts’oeu

Thomas Khoele

‘Matsebang Nkobe

Makoinihi Maliehe

‘Molaoa J. ‘Molaoa

‘Mamenyame Mafethe

Nominated Chiefs:

Bereng Moshoeshoe

‘Mualle Potsane

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ED name and code

Mpharane No. 61 Thaba-MokheleF08

F0801 Ntjepeleng

F0802 Ponts’eng

F0803 Phala

F0804 Liphofung

F0805 Belemane

F0806 Maqoala

F0807 Lithabaneng

F0808 Lefikeng

F0809 Thaba-Tšoeu

F0810 Nkoboto

F0811 Lithakaling

Villages

• Kaphe • Mphena • Tepa • Matibi • Faskere

• Ramatlali • Phohlokong • Sekiring • Sepinare

• Ntsirele • Nomoro-one • Khanyane • Sekunyane

• Lehlakeng • Taele • Khomongoe • Ntsapi

• Pekenene • Pontšeng • Ramosoueu • Nkone

• Pakela • Makatseng • Mokhothu • Mahaheng

• Phala • Linokong • Rasebolelo • Thabana-Ntšonyana

• Kolobere • Moloche • Tšese • Mabaka • Lekhalong

• Soere • Kholoane • Ramohlolonyane

• Lifateng • Ntširele • Makutoane • Makhalong

• Kopialena • Ralijeng • Lisene

• Masita • Folatsane • Mahlalela • Moeletsi • Mats’eo

• Senekane • Belemane • Maqeba • Draai Hoek

• Tutulung • Kalakeng • Bokoro • Mahlelebe • Mothe

• Mosika • Maqoala • Monakalali • Biane • Rampeli

• Qoane • Maboneng • Nyakane • Thetela

• Mothetho • Moshebi • Mapuru

• Sehlabaneng • Motsekuoa • Matsoapong • Rathobei • Tšoeu

• Ratšoeu • Matebeleng • Khanyane • Ralebakeng

• Lefikeng • Matsaung • Mokolana

• Nk’unk’u • Seabata • Rankh’enk’u • Khang-ka-khotso

• Letlapeng • Khoale • Mokunyane

• Nkoboto • Patisa • Sehloho • Mosotho

• Matsekeng • Lithakaling • Chefa


’Makhanyane Khanyane

Mohalalitoe Pakela

’Manthatisi Makopong

’Mamoeketsi Motsoloane

’Mamoleboheng Lesihlo

’Mathabo Hlakanyane

Buno Mosiuoa

Nkoane Lebakae

’Mapalesa Monyatsi

Thabiso Matlanyane

’Makeletso Ramollo



ED name and code

Qaqatu No. 60 Phamong F07 F0701 Meso

F0702 Sealuma

F0703 Phiring

F0704 Makhabane

F0705 Phamong

F0706 Qacha

F0707 Lempe

F0708 Bethel

F0709 Tankele

Villages

• Koti-sephola • Mahlalela • Lithakong • Molemo • Saphau

• Koethe • Tšoeneng • Hlalele • Thota-peli • Ntja-peli

• Phalana • Makaung • Motse-mocha • Sehoaba

• Ralekhaola • Sealuma • Rachabana

• Kheleli • Thoteng • Seteke • Likhohloaneng • Mokoto

• Motse-mocha • Phiring • Mphole • Mpobong

• Lethena • Cobo • Makhabane • Tšepong

• Hekeng • Sepotong • Ratsoane

• Makaung • Aupulasi • Ramabutsoela • Tapisi

• Makara • Putsoane • Ntloana • Thoteng

• Qacha • Mats’eseng • Lipakela

• Malephane • Janefeke • Liboti

• Tlapa-letšotso • Qiqita • Lekhalong

• Ntoi • Thepung • Lipeleng • Tlhakoaneng

• Maqalikeng • Sekhutlong • Seforong • Mafoseng

• Tankele • Makhafoleng


Motšepe Majames Egelia

Matsoso ’Marethabile Martina

Souru ’Matholang

Molomo Kenneth Sello

Motiki ’Manthabiseng Flora

Phako ’Makananelo Age

Moshoaotsi Lekeba Benedict

Koali Phakamile Victor

Ponoane ’Matlokotsi Gemina





ED name and code

Ketane No. 62 F10 Qhoobeng F1001 Qhoobeng

F1002 Ha Salemane

F1003 Ha Mpache

F1004 Majapereng

F1005 Ha Mothibi

F1006 Ha Simon

Ha Hlalele

F1007 Ha Nthamae

F1008 Qhoobeng

Ha Letsie

F1009 Khakhathane

Villages

• Ha Oetsi • Hukustata • Ha Oetsi • Thabang-Bosiu

• Ha Hlalele • Ha Molibeli • Selomong Ha Hlalele

• Lekhalong Ha Masiba • Ha Rampoti • Ha Tlokofa

• Ha Motseki • Khubetsoang Sekolong • Ha Sello Sepolo

• Ha Makhoana • Letlapeng Ha Mpache • Motse-Motse

• Ha Mphekeleli • Ha Setofolo Qhoobeng • Ha Jane Tjotjo

• Ha Serokola • Malachamela • Poriki Qhoobeng

• Ha Sibi-Sibi • Majapereng • Litlhabela • Thaba-Sekoka

• Ha Selaelae • Ketanyane Ha Mothibi • Koung Ha Motlatsi

• Marotobolong • Mehloling • Ha Tsumane • Ha Raboea • Tsitsa

• Ketanyane Ha Pontšo • Poriki Ketanyane • Letlapeng Ketanyane

• Lekhalong Ha Pitikoane • Ha Simon • Ha Hlalele

• Ha Kotsoana • Ha Nthamae • Ha Ralekhoasa • Ha Rantoetsi

• Ha Teleki • Ha Khojane • Ha Tau

• Qhoobeng Ha Letsie • Ha Polile • Ha Qoboko • Ha Tiheli

• Phuthing • Likoaeng • Ha Ramakholela

• Matsatseng Ha Ntjanyana • Sentelina Ha Lekitla • Ha Makoara

• Ha Makatla • Ha Ntjanyana • Ha Nompilo

• Ha Rangoajane • Bolometsa • Sekhoko • Matsatseng Ha Lefuma

• Koting-sa-Matsa • Ha Mocheko • Mabilikoe


‘Mamothenyase

Masasa

‘Mathabiso Seleke

Lesala Matlokotsi

Tefo Mojapela

‘Mathabiso Mohlekoa

‘Mathabiso ‘Mohlekoa

(Acting)

‘Matšepang Mphale

‘Mathapelo Ranchobe

Nako Rangojane



ED name and code

Ketane No. 62 Qobong F09 F0901 Ha-Kori

F0902 Nohana Clinic

F0903 Mafika-Lisiu

F0904 Qaqatu

F0905 Thibella

F0906 Tlhabeli

F0907 Tsuinyane

F0908 Qobong

F0909

F0910

F0911

Villages

• Ha Sekhohola • Letlapeng • Ha Raseboko

• Ha Litsibana • Ha Kori • Ha Rabosiu

• Ha Maponyane • Boiketlo • Motelisoana • Lipeneng

• Ha Sethobane • Makokeng • Thoteng

• Mokeke • Ha Matebesi • Mafika Lisiu

• Mothaba • Lesokoaneng • Ha Ntebele

• Ha Moseneke • Ha Ramolahlehi • Ha Salemane • Likolobeng

• Matsatsaneng • Ha Moseneke • Mpokito

• Matlapaneng • Ha-Machaba • Ha Piti

• Ha Lesoli • Mokibeng • Matloko • Lichecheng • Ha Timpane

• Sekolong • Lithabaneng • Ha Pokola • Ha Mokhaimpeng

• Motse-mocha • Ha Tlabeli • Mankung • Maloreng

• Seshoaing • Ha Lekhutsa

• Tsuinyane • Tsebatalana • Isaka • Boitelo • Meso

• Mama • Biafa • Khoathing • Ha Nyape

• Ha Maama • Ha Mokoinihi • Mapentseng • Nama-u-Lule

• Moreneng • Motalane • Lefikeng • Masaleng

• Tsaoapo-le-Bolila • Mapholong • Ha Mosaletsane

• Seithati • Lierefeng • Ha Lepeli • Ha Sebili

• Khubetsoana • Ha Ranyali • Ha Mahaha

• Nohana • Mafikeng • Mahamong • Tiping

• Mokeke • Litšiloaneng • Rhodesia • Thaba-Letau • Khakhane

• Moreneng • Lefuma • Lihlohong • Lefarung • Lekhalaneng

• Try Hoek • Mangaung • Matsatsaneng


Rameno Posholi

Tokonye Kotelo

Nyatso Mosia

Qeto Lepolesa

‘Mabolokang Phafoli

Matebesi Matebesi

Malefetsane Sello

‘Matebello Ranyali

S. Sehlatsana

‘Mabokang

M. Monyaoe





ED name and code

Hloahloeng No. 63 Likhutlong F12 Malane F1201

Thabana-Liphofu F1202

Tumo F1203

Lepekola F1204

Ha Sekhebetlela F1205

Top F1206

Ha Khajoane F1207

Ha Ntja F1208

Sefateng F1209

Villages

• Ha Makitimisi • Ha Malane Moreneng • Ha Sello

• Ha Nketsi • Ha Sekoali • Ha Tšiu

• Lithokoa • Ha Letsie • Lekhalaneng • Sekhutlong

• Moreneng • Litooaneng • Makhalong • Botula

• Sekhoneng • Thotaneng

• Ha Ralemati • Ha Lesuoa • Ha Stene • Motse - Mocha

• Ha Molato • Ha Letlatsa • Ha Kano • Ha Tumo

• Ha Maritinyane • Ha Moiketsi • Ha Mapolooe

• Ha Lepekola • Ha Leronti • Titimisi • Nkonyana

• Moeling • Tsenekeng • Sello

• Moreneng • Lekholoa • Matebeleng

• Makheka • Ha Setsoto • Ha kou

• Qapane • Likhutlong • Matholoane • Makhalong

• Nkoebe • Malefetsane • Liphamoleng • Mathibane

• Molise • Mokhele • Mokopu • Mokutoane

• Luka • Khosi • Makhasi • Botjeko • Moeling

• Masoleng • Senyaka • Ha Saferi • Ha Motšoane • Koung

• Tota • Khajoane • Ha Malefane • Ha Salemone • Isio

• Ha Ramafole • Ha Ntaoana • Ha Ntja • Ha Mofona

• Ha Makoae • Ha Mahlokolo • Likopereng • Boithatelo

• Ha Mahike • Sefateng • Likhutloaneng • Ha Elia


Maieane Tefo

‘Maitumeleng Mokete

Kano Phate

Mosola Nkonyana

‘Mamothe Hlomeli

Molahlisa Chere

‘Malerato Katiba

‘Matiisetso Tseole

‘Matumelo



ED name and code

Ketane No. 62 Seroto F11 F1101

F1102

F1103

F1104

F1105

F1106

F1107

F1108

F1109

F1110

F1111

Villages Names of councillors

Khomongoe Motlatsi

Mphau Jara Elias

Moesa Lira Andreas

Maqoabikane Setereso Luka

Pata Matebello Mpolokeng

Monaheng ‘Mathuso

Lehasa Thamae

Makhala ‘Matsekiso

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-

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ED name and code

Hloahloeng No. 63 Qabane F14 F1401

F1402

F1403

F1404

F1405

F1406

F1407

F1408

F1409

F1410

F1411

Villages

• Tiping • Matsoeteng • Mohlomo • Ramatatiele • Khohlong

• Phula-likhama • Litejaneng • Qoloane • Phuthing • Moisa

• Kokoane • Makokoane • Mokoallong

• Setofolo • Masupha • Seiso • Makoafa • Montso

• Khamakhamane • Letumonyane • Setlhotlelo

• Seketsing • Tesi • Maputšeng • Khatleng • Bataung

• Malehlokoaana • Moeaneng • Moeti

• Ts'osane • Setebatebe • Bareng • Morutlho

• Molisana • Letlapeng • Erenese • Tlhakoaneng • Mohale • Khiba • Phalo

• Letsoapong • Mpolokoana • Leribe • Seilane

• Polosi • Rantaoleng • Sek'heni • Shaoli • Ratake

• Sethaleng • Tsemane • Khate • Khaba • Pesi • Sehaula

• Litsoeneng • Oalatsa • Molomo • Moreneng • Moeaneng

• Sekhutlong • Thaba-ntšo • Lekhaleng

• Motaneng • Scout • Thaba-tšoeu • Koloahana • Matsatseng • Kotisephola

• Sekameng • Motšoanakaba • Shopong • Montši • Tsoane

Names of councillorsNational constituency


ED name and code

Hloahloeng No. 63 Nkau F13 F1301 Hloahloeng

F1302 St. Sebastian

F1303 Phafoli

F1304 ‘Mabatho

F1305 Khilibitling

Ha Ralebona

F1306 Ha Ntoane

F1307 St. Andrew

F1308 Lumaluma

F1309 Mokotso

F1310 St. Julius

F1311 St Joseph

Villages

• Hloahloeng Ha Nkau • Ha Kojana • Pitseng Ha Reli

• Phuthing Ha Mphuthela • Ha Seqoke • Ha Malatsi

• Ha Mosotho • Ha Ntoahae • Ha Sekhomane Ha Molele

• Matliseng Ha Molele

• Ha Phafoli • Thoteng Ha Phafoli • Ha Jopo Ha ‘Masefabatho

• Lithakong Ha Jopo • Ha Thuhloane/Ha Mokola

• Monkhoaneng Ha Motsie • Khohlong Ha Phafoli

• Lilibaneng • Motoeng Ha Mosele

• Ha ‘Mabatho • Lichecheng Ha Moleleki • Ha Tlelaka

• Motse-Mocha Ha mothepu • Lithabaneng Ha ‘Mathabo

• Matlapeng Ha ‘Mathabo • Ha Mohlokoane

• Khilibiting Ha Ralebona • Ha Malinyane

• Sehaula Ha Makoanye • Ha Madodene

• Ha Matlokoa • Ha Setlhotlelo • Ha Ralebona

• Ha Ntoane • Ha Thiba-li-Eme • Makokong

• Malumeleng • Ha Mokhele Mangaung • Ha Senekeneke

• Ha Emile • Ha Kajang • Ha Mantsoe –a-Batho • Ha Mpusi

• Ha Ntozimbi • Mafosieng • Makhalong Ha Kepo

• Leribe • Ha ‘Matsa • Ha ‘Matsa Moreneng

• Lithakong Ha ‘Matsa • Matsabeng • Sehaula

• Ha Mokotso • Ha Nkopane • Khorong Ha Seo • Ha Kahlolo

• Thabong Ha Mokotso • Ha Makakane • Ha Morema

• Ha Boroko • Ha Liau • Ha Nonyane • Panteng Ha Setone

• Mafielong • Kerekeng Ha Liau • Ha Moepholi

• Ha Lechesa • Ha Lenyatsa • Ha Moahloli

• Ha Pholo • Tšolo • Ha Rankhoba • Ha Rabele

• Khubetsoana Ha Lechesa • Ha Chalotsane


Mosotho ‘Masebabatso

Mabote Mahlomola

Motsamai Thakholi

Kau ‘Mamohlokoane

Khope ‘Maleshome

‘Malebona Lebona

Mokali Seleso

Mokotso ‘Makarabo

Pitso Phofu

Tšukulu Tloloko

Nominated Chiefs:

Nonyana ‘Mateboho

BBCCIIccoouunncciill

174 Mohale’s Hoek District Council

District Council Committees and members

HIV & AIDS Committee

1. ‘Marefuoe ‘Muso

2. ‘Nyane Rakolobe

3. ‘Manthabeleng Motiki

4. Baphuthi Molato

Planning and Finance Committee

1. Khopiso Tšiloane



Land administration

1. Tloloko Tšukulu

2. ‘Maletho Rachabane

3. Motlatsi Khomonngoe

Environment

1. Kenneth Molomo

2. ‘Manthatisi Makopong

3. Motlatsi Letsie

4. ‘Matiisetso Matsie

5. Seleso Mokali

6. ‘Mathabang Mathibeli

7. Leburu Tšoeu

District Council Mohale’s Hoek

1. Khopiso Tšiloane (Chairperson)

2. Nkoane Lebakae (Deputy)

3. Daniel Ratolo

4. ‘Matiisetso Matsie


6. ‘Mammota A. Sehlabaka

7. Phakiso E. Thamae

8. Joseph T. Mosaola

9. ‘Maletho Rachabane

10. Leburu M. Tšoeu

11. ‘Manapo Mohale

12. Tšiu Mpheulane

13. Baphuthi Molato


15. Kenneth Molomo

16. ‘Manthatisi Makopong

17. ‘Marefuoe ‘Muso

18. Matebesi Matebesi

19. Nako B. Rangoajane

20. Tefo Mojapela

21. Motlatsi E. Khomonngoe

22. Potsanyane M. Sehloho

23. Kano P. Phate

24. Tšiu J. Moshoeshoe

25. Seleso A Mokali

26. Tloloko A. Tšukulu

27. ‘Mathabang J. Mathibeli

28. Paleo D. Diau

29. Malebanye Malebanye (Chief representative)

30. Motlatsi Letsie ( Chief representative)

Mohale’s HoekDistrict Council

Publisher’s contact details, Maseru: Ministry of Local Government, P.O. Box 686, Maseru 100, Lesotho. Tel.: +266 22 325331 Fax: +266 22 311269

Contact details, Mohale’s Hoek:District Council, P.O. Box 32, Mohale’s Hoek, Lesotho. Tel.: +266 22 785 338/9

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