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LEGAL NOTICE NO. 81 OF 2006 Proclamation of Monuments, Relics, Fa una and Flora (Amend ment) Notice, 2006 Pursuant to section 8 of the Historical, Monuments, Relics, Fauna and Bora Act 19671, I, LEBO HANG NTS'INYI Minister of Tourism, Environment and Culture amend the Proclamation of Monuments, Relics, Fauna and B ora, 19692 by inserting the following ; (a) Under protected Monuments _ 10. Botha-Bothe Plateau (Borha-Bothe District) 11. Sekubu Cave (Borha-Bothe District) 12. Liphofung Cultural and Heritage site (Botha-Bothe District) 13. Khalo-la-Lithunya (Borha-Bothe District) 14. Menkhoaneng Cultural Heritage Site (Botha-Bothe District) 15. Matita grave ((Berea District) 16. Ha Kome cave dwellings (Berea District) 17. Malimong Heritage Site (Berea District) 18. Khalo-la-Lithethana (Berea District) 19. Bokhopa Peak (Berea District) 20. St.Saviours Church Mission (ACL) (Leribe District) 21. Litemekoaneng (Leribe District) 22. Fika-le-Mohala (Maseru District) 23. Makoanyane Square (Old Post Office) (Maseru District) 24. 'Maletsunyane Falls (Maseru District) 25. All old churches/all Gov. buildings [I 00yrs old] (Maseru District) 26. Old graves of national heroes (Maseru District) 27. Mafeteng cemetery /Lichaba graveyard (Mafeteng District) 28. Qalabane Mountain (Mafeteng District) 29. Lets' a-la-luma (Mafeteng District) 30. Lets' a-la-Letsie (Quthing District) 31. Old bridge (Alwyn's Kop)(Quthing District) 32. Khubelu Hot SpringslMineral (Mokhotlong District) 33. Molumong Church Mission (LEC) (Mokhotlong District) 34. Thaban a-Ntlenyana (Mokhotlong District) 35. Mount-aux-Sources/ Senqu source (wetland)(Mokhotlong District) 36. Tsoelike Mission/suspended bridge (Qacha 's Nek District) 37. Siloe Mission (LEC) (Mohale's Hoek District) - (b) Under Protected Flora 14.Boophane disticha (Leshoma) IS. Aponogeton ranunculiflorus (Sehlaba-Thebe lily) 16. Merxm uellera macowanni (Moseha) (c) Under Protected Fauna Mammals 17. Oreotragus (Klipspringer) (Sekome) 18. All species of Rock Dassie (Procavia capensis) (Pela) Amphibians 19. Pseudobarbus qoathlambae (Maluti minnow) (Thoaboshoane) 20. Rana vertebralis (Umbraculate frog) DATED: LEBOHANG NTS'll'II'I Mll'IiSTE R OFTOURISM, El'.'VIRO/,;"'MENT AND CULTURE NOTE 1. Act No. 4 1 of 1967 2. Legal Notice No. 38 of 1969.

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