Lesotho's Maloti
Lesotho's Maloti
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Lesotho's Maloti Reviews
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Loti in Lesotho Mar 07, 2009
The legal tender of Lesotho is the Loti called maloti in plural.Each loti is divided into 100 sente (cent) with the plural of sente being lisente. The plural of the loti is maloti, which means that the currency is often denoted as L meaning 1 loti, or M meaning more than 1 loti! My friends and I spent 4 days in Lesotho where we engaged in cultural activities to understand the cultures and traditions of the people.
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January 23, 2007
We get up at 7.15 am, I was already awake at 5.30, when Trudy was up and about. A large insect (a grasshopper or something) of about 8 cm long was wriggling over her and it startled her so much that she hasn’t slept well since.
At eight the local…… The long walk |
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February 3, 2008
I went all the way to Mokhotlong to take a quick look. This is the kind of remote place where you get this strong feeling of being in the middle of nowhere… But my objective was to go to Sani Pass and then to Kwazulu Natal back in South Africa thr…… Mokhotlong |
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February 3, 2008
I won’t go into details on the purpose of this visit. I can just mention that this mine was abandoned in the early 80s but has re-opened a few years ago. Some amazing diamonds have been found on this mine, as big as 603 carats!!!
Shortly before o…… Letseng |
