Beata Emily Matasane

09/05/2026

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Kgethang John Konese .Beata Matasane Emily

06/05/2026

09/04/2026

I’m truly excited and grateful to share that I’m back on Lesotho television screens as a Sign Language Interpreter.

You can catch us every Wednesday at 8PM on Tsa Mahlale (a program dedicated to promoting innovation and showcasing the incredible projects being developed by Basotho).

This moment means a lot to me. It reflects the strength of the brand I’ve built as an interpreter and reinforces a cause that is deeply important to me: inclusion. The Deaf community is often left out of critical conversations, especially around ,science,technology,mathemetics,arts and innovation, and that is something I have always been passionate about changing.

When my team and I won this opportunity, it was clearly stated that Sign Language Interpreting would be a prerequisite for whoever secured the tender. That, for me, was a powerful win for inclusion as we were already ahead . It also brought me full circle, as I had previously approached this team to work with them after recognizing how much vital information the Deaf community was missing.

Today, I stand proud,not just for myself, but for what this represents.

Inclusion should never be optional. It should be for all. Beata Matasane Emily

07/04/2026

Gratitude above all❤️❤️

07/04/2026

01/04/2026

Nka fumana red/black corset kae e readily available moo Maseru?e be e ts’oarang matsoele please.kopa pics also

30/03/2026

for good

26/03/2026

❤️❤️❤️

18/03/2026

🌟 ANNOUNCEMENT: COMMONWEALTH DAY ESSAY COMPETITION FINALISTS! 🌟
We are excited to unveil the shortlisted candidates for the 2026 Commonwealth Day Essay Competition! 🎉✍️

This year, the competition was extremely tight with over 120 submissions from brilliant Basotho writers across the country. The judging panel, made up of seasoned experts, had the incredibly difficult task of selecting only a few outstanding essays from a pool of exceptional talent.

And now… here are the finalists:
📚 Category 1: Ages 16–20
⭐ Juliett Paballo Kabi
⭐ Lehlohonolo Lebesa
⭐ Mokhali Khohlooa

📖 Category 2: Ages 21–29
⭐ ’Mahalieo Motolo
⭐ Bokang Monyane
⭐ Tankiso Nkhahle

📘 Category 3: Ages 30+
⭐ ’Malebona Makoetje
⭐ Puleng Letsie
⭐ Theko Tlebere

🎉 Congratulations to all our finalists!
Your essays were powerful, insightful, and full of fresh ideas on the Commonwealth’s role in shaping economic opportunity and youth empowerment for Lesotho.

🙏 And a heartfelt THANK YOU to every single participant who entered this year. Your voices matter. Your ideas matter.
You made this competition vibrant, challenging, and inspiring!!

Stay tuned as winners will be announced Tomorrow 19th March 2026 during the commemoration of Commonwealth Day, and the winning essays will be published in a national newspaper! 🗞️✨

Youth Hub Connekt Lesotho Department of Youth Lesotho

18/03/2026