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Information Handbook 2009 Handbook

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 Cooperation Department of Planning Kingdom of Lesotho

Information Handbook 2009 1 handbook contents

Prepared by: Department of Planning, Acronyms………………………………………………………………………………...... 04 Ministry of Local Government and Chieftainship Mohale’s Hoek District Map………………………………………………………...... 05

Supported by: GTZ Lesotho Introduction………………………………………………………………………...... …….. 06 Background to Local Government in Lesotho……………………………...... …………. 07 The Ministry of Local Government and Chieftainship Methodology…………………………………………………………………...... …………. 08 (MOLGC) through its Department of Planning, remains the owner of this handbook. However, there shall be no copy- 1. Profile of Community Councils……………………………………...……………… 09 right restrictions over the use or replication of the whole 2. Social Indicators……………………………………………………...……………… 10 or parts of this handbook. This is an approach for utiliza- 3. Gender Aspects……………………………………………………....………………. 11 tion by the interested parties and is entirely in the public domain. However, no changes shall be made 4. Agriculture………………………………………………………….………………… 12 to the handbook and reprinted thus without prior 5. Trade and Commerce…………………………………………………...…………… 13 permission of MOLGC. 6. Health…………………………………………………………………….…………… 14 Version dated: June 2009 7. HIV & AIDS……………………………………………………………..……………. 15 8. Education………………………………………………………………...…………… 16 Pictures provided by: The Age Multimedia Publishers 9. Water……………………………………………………………………..…………… 17 Design/Layout by: The Age Multimedia Publishers 10. Roads……………………………………………………………………...………….. 18 11. Energy……………………………………………………………………....…………. 19 Printed by: 12. Communication………………………………………………………….…………… 20 13. Security……………………………………………………………………...………… 21 14. Environment………………………………………………………………...………… 22 15. Community Council Fact Sheets…………………………………………………...... 124 - 129 Mohale’s 16. Community Council Administration Profile……………………………………...... … 130 17. List of District Council Members……...... … Publisher’s contact details, Maseru: 130 Ministry of Local Government, P.O. Box 686, Maseru 100, Lesotho Hoek Tel.: +266 22 325331 Fax: +266 22 311269 District Council Contact details, Mohale’s Hoek: District Council, P.O. Box 32, Mohale’s Hoek, Lesotho Tel.: +266 22 785 338/9 2009

2 Mohale’s Hoek District Council Information Handbook 2009 3 acronyms district map

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

Mohale’s Hoek District Constituencies & Community Councils Ministry of Local Government and Chieftainship, Department of Lands, Surveys and Physical Planning

4 Mohale’s Hoek District Council Information Handbook 2009 5 introduction local government

The Local Government District Information Handbook for Mohale’s Hoek pro- The local government elections, held for the first time vides essential data on the socio-economic aspects of the District, disaggre- in Lesotho in 2005, led to the establishment of 128 gated Council wise. The broad objective of this database is to assist Local Community Councils, 10 District Councils and the Government, Government Ministries, NGOs, community groups, individuals Maseru Municipal Council with about 1508 Coun- and others to understand the socio-economic status and profile of each of the cillors. Each Council has indirectly elected Chairper- Community Councils so that they can partner better with the Local Govern- sons and Vice Chairpersons as well as a number of ment. This information is provided to facilitate informed decision making at Standing Committees for specific purposes. The District and Community Council level while at the same time informing the na- process of Administrative deconcentration and inte- tional Local Government database, at a subsequent stage. We hope that this gration at the District level is coordinated by the Dis- Handbook will become a reference information book for all information per- trict Administrator who represents the interests of taining to Local Government in this district. Central Government in the district. The process of po- litical and service decentralisation is being managed The information is presented in the form of tables providing statistical and de- on a day to day level by the District Council Secretary. scriptive information of the Councils. These include data on the general profile Each District and Community Council has a Local of the Councils, social indicators, gender issues, and information about selected Government Service staff compliment to assist in the sectors, namely, agriculture, trade, health, HIV & AIDS, education, water, roads, operations of the councils. A number of staff from communication, energy, environment etc. K about nine Line Ministries, who perform functions that have been decentralised to Local Government, is assigned to work under a designated Council K

6 Mohale’s Hoek District Council Information Handbook 2009 7 methodology council profile

The process of development of this Handbook has been coordinated and supervised by Department of 1. Council Profile 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 CC-names and codes Population % of Males Females Total no. of Total no. of Community No. of No. of Average district deaths in births in Council in EDs villages Population data: Teboho Toai, Leoatle Hlabana, Fooso Kesi, Motsieleli Mafatlane, Liteboho Mahula, Thabo Matela population the last year the last year area in km2 per Village and Rethabile Seleoane. Engagement of Data collectors and technical design of the process was supported by German Technical Cooperation GTZ. This information was collected using a CC Fact Sheet Siloe F01 18261 10.5 9295 8966 126 262.96 262.96 11 64 285 (Annex 1) whose respondents were the councilors and their support staff. A detailed or intensive house- Mashaleng F02 21869 12.6 10658 11211 253 146.25 146.25 10 62 353 hold survey was not employed. This is a first attempt at collating key information trends aggregated as Motlejoeng F03 25096 14.4 11839 13257 325.00 109.93 109.93 11 34 738 per CC boundaries. This information will be revised through updating, and subsequently validated Khoelenya F04 22424 12.9 10873 11551 136 297.97 297.97 11 162 138 Teke F05 5403 3.1 2722 2681 145 174.32 174.32 9 54 100 against other secondary data sources, especially from the concerned sectors at the district level K Mootsinyane F06 9995 5.8 4743 5252 199 183.16 183.16 11 72 139 Phamong F07 8402 4.8 4113 4289 137 142.45 142.45 9 61 138 Thaba Mokhele F08 18135 10.4 8851 9284 250 267.33 267.33 11 94 193 Qobong F09 9324 5.4 4747 4577 111 205.57 205.57 11 83 112 Qhobeng F10 3083 1.8 1604 1479 25 211.13 211.13 9 62 50 Seroto F11 7836 4.5 3950 3886 38 313.84 313.84 11 90 87 Lilkhutloaneng F12 7937 4.6 3945 3992 189 304.32 304.32 9 78 102 Nkau F13 9092 5.2 4462 4630 241 226.68 226.68 11 79 115 Qabane F14 6924 4.0 3457 3467 115 198.69 198.69 11 73 95 Total 173781 100 85259 88522 2290 3044.6 3044.6 145 1068 163

8 Mohale’s Hoek District Council Information Handbook 2009 9 social indicators gender aspects

2. Social Indicators 3. Gender Aspects

CC-names and codes No. of Everage No of women % of women No of child- % of child- No. of No. of No . of No. of per- % of persons CC-names and codes Male/Female ratio Male/Female ratio Number of women % of women households household headed headed headed headed double paternal maternal sons receiv- receing of population of councillors headed households headed households size households households households households orphans orphans orphans ing food aid food aid

0.38 Siloe F01 3106 5.0 1373 44.2 133 4.3 346 618 367 Siloe F01 1.04 0.38 0.38 1.00 Mashaleng F02 3575 5.0 1611 45.1 267 7.5 215 509 320 Mashaleng F02 0.95 1.00 1.00 1.60 Motlejoeng F03 6502 7.0 1720 26.5 746 11.5 1637 1393 1018 Motlejoeng F03 0.89 1.60 1.60 1902 1216 857 48 0.83 Khoelenya F04 7030 8.0 27.1 461 6.6 800 0.21 Khoelenya F04 0.94 0.83 0.83 275 218 65 97 2.00 Teke F05 1613 5.0 17.0 65 4.0 171 1.80 Teke F05 1.02 2.00 2.00 Mootsinyane F06 2268 10 1710 366 1681 994 385 285 Mootsinyane F06 0.90 1168 580 408 42 0.50 Phamong F07 1925 5.0 60.7 247 12.8 250 0.50 Phamong F07 0.96 0.50 0.50 1522 1330 1063 92 0.57 Thaba Mokhele F08 4345 4.0 35.0 85 2.0 623 0.51 Thaba Mokhele F08 0.95 0.57 0.57 Qobong F09 2559 12 623 180 193 420 297 349 Qobong F09 1.04 324 128 259 92 0.60 Qhobeng F10 1066 7.0 30.4 37 3.5 113 2.98 Qhobeng F10 1.08 0.60 0.60 389 582 161 1437 1.75 Seroto F11 3119 6.0 12.5 95 3.0 210 18.34 Seroto F11 1.02 1.75 1.75 561 258 857 0 0.80 Lilkhutloaneng F12 2414 8.0 23.2 344 14.3 601 0.00 Lilkhutloaneng F12 0.99 0.80 0.80 1.20 Nkau F13 2140 8.0 859 40.1 148 6.9 203 407 252 Nkau F13 0.96 1.20 1.20 652 610 313 11 0.83 Qabane F14 1878 4.0 34.7 15 0.8 131 0.16 Qabane F14 1.00 0.83 0.83 0.85 Total 43540 4.0 14689 3189 7174 9263 6622 2453 Total 0.96 0.85 0.85

10 Mohale’s Hoek District Council Information Handbook 2009 11 agriculture water

4. Agriculture 5. Water

CC-names and codes No. of households Average size of Government NGOs as service CC-names and codes No. of households No. of Average time taken or What kind of water supply projects No. of villages with agriculture the agricultural service providers providers with access to well/water distance to the nearest are under implementation or planned? Where? with existing plots plots (ha) piped water points portable water point water systems

Siloe F01 1078 2.25 acres Ministry of Agriculture & Food Security World Vision Siloe F01 1165 132 15 min Installing new water taps and extending groundwater pipes 24 and Ministry of Forestry & Land Reclamation Mashaleng F02 805 77 1 hr Building of water systems to assist in protection of available 44 Mashaleng F02 3575 1.21 Ministry of Agriculture & Food Security and SANRemp World Vision, FAO and CRS sources of water in Liphiring F0208, connections of WASA taps in Motlejoeng F03 2324 3 Ministry of Agriculture & Food Security World Vision, TEBA, UNICEF Qalakheng F0210 Khoelenya F04 4039 10 Ministry of Agriculture & Food Security World Vision and SANReMP Motlejoeng F03 2227 210 17min Planned installlation of public stand pipes 31 Teke F05 3458 Ministry of Agriculture & Food Security and World Vision Khoelenya F04 3507 148 1 hr Installing piped water systems 57 Ministry of Forestry & Land Reclamation Teke F05 515 76 10 km Provision and extension of clean water supply to the entire council 4 Mootsinyane F06 2461 12 Ministry of Agriculture & Food Security Serumula and Move Mootsinyane F06 360 60 34 min Piped Water Systems 56 Phamong F07 3507 4.3 Ministry of Agriculture & Food Security Serumula, Machobane, Rural Self-help Phamong F07 1788 60 5 min Extension of water system in Phamong F 07/05 190 and Ministry of Forestry & Land Reclamation Development Association, Mimi Thaba Mokhele F08 3730 96 15 min Repair of water pipes 80 Thaba Mokhele F08 6288 1.21 Ministry of Agriculture & Food Security and CARE, TEBA, UNICEF, Red Cross, Qobong F09 347 138 1 hr Installation of water pipes at Nthamae and Tau villages 62 Ministry of Forestry & Land Reclamation World Vision, Caritus Qhobeng F10 73 13 15 km Installation of water pipes 5 Qobong F09 1881 2.1 acres Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security Serumula and MOVE Seroto F11 1047 99 1.5 hr Installation of piped water systems 10 Qhobeng F10 1806 Ministry of Agriculture & Food Security None Lilkhutloaneng F12 177 13 45 min Piped water supply 5 Seroto F11 2618 and Ministry of Forestry & Land Reclamation Serumula and MOVE Nkau F13 2141 67 5 min None 79 Lilkhutloaneng F12 2019 Ministry of Agriculture & Food Security none Qabane F14 118 238 10 min New water taps at Letumonyane,addition 43 of water taps in some villages Nkau F13 1390 Ministry of Agriculture & Food Security and SANRemp SMARDT,Serumula and MOVE Qabane F14 1699 Ministry of Agriculture & Food Security SMARDT

12 Mohale’s Hoek District Council Information Handbook 2009 13 trade & industry health services

6. Trade & Industry 7. Health Services

CC-names and codes No. of businesses and small Type of businesses Availability of banking CC-names and codes Government Health Health services by Average time 3 most prevalent diseases No. of % of entrepreneurs and small entrepreneurs facility in the CC-area Centres NGOs and private required to reach households households providers the nearest with toilets with toilets health centre

Siloe F01 47 18 shops, 6 Bars, 3 selling none Siloe F01 Mokotane, Tlokotsing, Mohalinyane Mofumahali oa Rosari 6 hours TB, HIV/AIDS, sugar diabities 16.6 of milk, 2 selling of chicken 515 Health Centre Mashaleng F02 General dealer-12,Shop/café-50, Supermarket-4 total is 79 General dealer, shop/café, supermarket none Mashaleng F02 Liphiring Health Centre Ts'epo Health Centre 1 hour 30 min. TB, HIV/AIDS, High blood pressure 57.7 98 registered businesses General dealers, cafés, hardwares, hotels, Nedbank, Std Bank, TEBA, 2062 Motlejoeng F03 Ntsekhe Hospital Dr. Makhube, 1 hour TB, HIV/AIDS, diabetes 78.3 lodges, bars, supermarkets, catering services, JP Finance, LNIG, 5091 Dr. Moshoeshoe security services, taxis, doctors etc. Kente cash loans Khoelenya F04 N/A Morifi Clinic and Holy 1 hour TB, HIV/AIDS and shingles 0.0 Motlejoeng F03 63 1 supermarket and 62 shops none 0 Cross Health Centre Khoelenya F04 16 Café's, tarvens, public transport none Teke F05 Mootsinyana Clinic None 2 hours TB, Highblood pressure, HIV/AIDS 1.4 Teke F05 Cafes-30 Supermaket-1 Café, Supermarket and Public-Transport none 23 Mootsinyane F06 Lithipeng Health Clinic Holy Cross Health Clinic 2 hours HIV/AIDS, TB and Diarrhea 12.0 Mootsinyane F06 20 Café, Mini Supermarket General Dealer, none 273 Phamong F07 Phamong Health Centre 7hrs Phamong F07 61 Public Bar, Supermarket, Public Transport none Thaba Mokhele F08 Mpharane Health Centre None 1 hour STIs, Stomach aches, Diarrhoea 4.4 Thaba Mokhele F08 Café-17 Supermaket-1, Mill-5, Resturant-1 Café, Supermarket, Resturant, none 84 Qobong F09 Nohana Clinic Ketane, 3 hours letsollo, HIV/AIDS, STI's 9.4 Public-Transport, 410 Mobile Doctors and Mobile Clinic None Qobong F09 9 Mills, tarvens, cafe, taxis none Qhobeng F10 Nohana Clinic Ketane, None 12 hours HIV/AIDS, TB and Diarrhea 3.8 Qhobeng F10 97 Mobile Doctors and mobile clinic None Seroto F11 8 shops none Seroto F11 None Serumula 2.5 hours HIV/AIDS, TB and Diarrhea 0.4 Lilkhutloaneng F12 1 supermarket 62 small shops 2 supermarket 62 small shops none 4 Lilkhutloaneng F12 None None 24 hours HIV/AIDS, TB and Diarrhea 0.0 Nkau F13 Shop/café-34, Lucky7-1=35 shop/café none 0 Nkau F13 Hloahloeng Health Centre None 7 hours HIV/AIDS, TB and Diarrhea 0.2 Qabane F14 18 Shops none 4 Qabane F14 None Tebellong hospital 12 hours HIV/AIDS, TB and Diarrhea 29 0.0

14 Mohale’s Hoek District Council Information Handbook 2009 15 hiv & aids education

8. HIV & AIDS 9. Education

CC-names and codes Readiness to Levels of No. of people No. of HIV & AIDS CC-names and codes No. of No. of No. of Average no. of years of schools attendance No. of other Name of No. of No. of initiates undergo VCT getting results dependent on home support groups primary secondary high training other training initiation between based care schools schools schools Primary Secondary High school schools schools schools 2007 - 2008

Siloe F01 Low High 95 60 Siloe F01 26 2 4 9 4 3 None None 702 Mashaleng F02 High High 10 Mashaleng F02 11 2 1 7 3 2 1 Taung Training Skills 7 359 Motlejoeng F03 High High 324 58 Center (Liphiring) Khoelenya F04 Low Low 208 43 Motlejoeng F03 13 0 5 7 4 3 4 St.Elizabeth Training Institute 13 485 Teke F05 Medium Medium 176 4 Ntlafatso Training Institute Mootsinyane F06 Medium Medium 227 40 Mohale's Hoek Farmers Phamong F07 High High 30 25 training centre (FTC) Thaba Mokhele F08 High High 88 46 Khoelenya F04 16 2 0 7 3 5 None None 7 383 Qobong F09 Medium Medium 2 Teke F05 8 0 0 9 4 5 1 Shoe making Society 18 953 Qhobeng F10 High High 75 7 Mootsinyane F06 10 0 0 7 4 6 None None 14 325 Seroto F11 High High 324 61 Phamong F07 8 0 1 7 3 5 None None 2 107 Lilkhutloaneng F12 Low Low 327 9 Thaba Mokhele F08 16 1 1 7 3 5 None None 15 731 Nkau F13 High High 11 Qobong F09 10 5 0 7 3 7 None None 6 320 Qabane F14 Low High 50 26 Qhobeng F10 11 0 0 9 0 7 None None 11 298 Seroto F11 14 0 0 7 3 5 None None 11 348 Lilkhutloaneng F12 16 11 1 9 4 10 None None 9 204 Nkau F13 11 1 0 7 3 6 None None 8 259 Qabane F14 10 2 0 9 5 6 None None 8 271

16 Mohale’s Hoek District Council Information Handbook 2009 17 roads energy

10. Roads 11. Energy

CC-names and codes No. of villages Roads projects Names and Lengths (km) of existing roads maintained by DRR CC-names and codes No. of households No. of households No. of households Main source of energy without road under implementation with electricity using solar energy using solar cookers for the households access connection and dryers

Siloe F01 23 Sephapo-Mokotoko, Liphakoaneng-Malimong, Gravel roads:Takalatsa-Matsie, Moeletsi-PaulVI, Siloe F01 4 215 0 Wood, Paraffin, Gas Takalatsa-Khitšane, Moeletsi-Paul IV Takalatsa-Mohalinyane, Tsoloane-Khitšane, Mashaleng F02 415 104 25 Wood, Cow dung, Parraffin, Gas, Electricity Montšo-Sephapo, Mokotane-Thaba-tšoana. Motlejoeng F03 2594 198 46 Wood, Paraffin, Gas, Electricity Earth roads: Matsie-Siloe, Mohalinyane-Siloe, Siloe-Tilane, Khoelenya F04 56 213 0 Wood Siloe-Qhoqoane, Mampao-Lehloaneng, Montšo-Mphatsoe Teke F05 0 37 0 Firewood, Cowdung, Paraffin, Gas Mashaleng F02 50 Maintanance of a road Takalatsa-Liphiring 25 km Mahase-Ntikoane 10 km, Matsatse-Qhalasi 5 km, Mootsinyane F06 0 0 0 Firewood Takalatsa-Liphiring via Thekiso 25 km, Maqhena-St Patricks 6 km, Phamong F07 30 0 0 Firewood, Cowdung, Paraffin Maphohloane-Tšepo 3 km, Qalakheng-Bulu-Bulu 10 km Thaba Mokhele F08 39 0 0 Firewood, Cowdung, Paraffin Motlejoeng F03 14 Maintenance of Maphakela road Maphakela Road 12 km, Ha Sechele road 7 km, Qobong F09 0 0 0 Wood Mesitsaneng to Mokhosi 15 km Qhobeng F10 0 54 0 Firewood, Cowdung, Paraffin, Gas Khoelenya F04 51 Main road 4 km, Braakfontein to Thetso 5 km, Setotoma 4 km, Seroto F11 0 93 0 Wood Bereng Matsoho to Angoulasi, Meriting to Makoanyane 4 km Lilkhutloaneng F12 0 11 0 Wood, Cowdung Teke F05 50 None Mesitsaneng to Ha Monehela 38 km Nkau F13 0 0 0 Wood, Cowdung, Parraffin, Gas Mootsinyane F06 18 None Matolong to Ha-Tabaliatile 32 km Qabane F14 0 132 0 Wood, Cowdung Phamong F07 30 Gravel road from Makhabane to Taba-li-atile Seaka to Phamong road 50 Km Total 3138 1057 71 Thaba Mokhele F08 39 Gravel road from Senekane to Soere Qalakheng to Mpharane road 34 Km Qobong F09 32 None Seaka to Ketane Gravel Main Road Qhobeng F10 58 Nthamae-Tau Road Phamong to Rantoetsi 162 km Seroto F11 37 Lilkhutloaneng F12 74 Mokopung -Topa Mokopung-Topa 42 km Nkau F13 66 Construction of a bridge that connects Lehonyeling-Kajang 25 km Hloahloeng and Seforong Qabane F14 68 Setofolo-Khamakhamane Setofole-Khamakhaane 8.7 km

18 Mohale’s Hoek District Council Information Handbook 2009 19 communication security services

12. Communication 13. Security Services

CC-names and codes No. of villages No. of villages No. of villages No. of villages with No. of villages with CC-names and codes No. of security service providers No. of crime Commonly Average distance with telephone with cellphone with local radio TV receltion postal mail services prevention committees reported crimes to the nearest landline available reception reception Government (police) Private in the Council area police post (km)

Siloe F01 0 39 48 9 16 Siloe F01 Sephapo Police Station 0 24 Stock theft, rape, fights 19 Mashaleng F02 7 62 62 7 Mashaleng F02 Mpharane Police Post 0 62 Common assault, house breaking, 18 Motlejoeng F03 36 36 36 36 None Sexual abuse Khoelenya F04 0 145 89 0 36 Motlejoeng F03 M/Hoek Police Station 2 133 Sexual offence,house breaking, fights 2 Teke F05 0 0 54 0 1 Khoelenya F04 M/Hoek Police Station 0 67 Rape, theft and fights 20 Mootsinyane F06 0 39 80 1 0 Teke F05 0 22 Stock theft, assault 50 Phamong F07 0 40 60 0 73 Mootsinyane F06 Phamong Police Station 0 12 Violence/fights and stock theft 50 Thaba Mokhele F08 0 74 94 0 0 and Mohale's Hoek

Qobong F09 0 6 76 0 12 Phamong F07 Phamong Police Post 0 36 Common assault, house breaking, 23 Qhobeng F10 0 0 62 0 0 sexual abuse, theft Seroto F11 0 0 37 0 0 Thaba Mokhele F08 Mpharane Police Post 0 62 Common assault, house breaking, 18 Lilkhutloaneng F12 0 21 85 0 4 sexual abuse Nkau F13 0 0 79 0 0 Qobong F09 Ketane Police Station 0 17 Violence/fights and stock theft 138 Qabane F14 0 3 71 0 0 Qhobeng F10 0 0 35 Witchcraft, stock theft, rape 37 Seroto F11 0 1 84 Mugging, abuse, theft and fights 16 Lilkhutloaneng F12 0 0 9 Sexual offence, house breaking, 150 fights, stock theft Nkau F13 0 0 11 Assault, rape, stock theft n/a Qabane F14 0 0 23 Stock theft, fights 12

20 Mohale’s Hoek District Council Information Handbook 2009 21 environment environment

14. Environment 14. Environment

CC-names Names of endangered species Places of interest Causes of soil erosion Types of environmental CC-names Names of endangered species Places of interest Causes of Types of environmental and codes projects planned and codes soil erosion projects planned Flora Fauna and ongoing Flora Fauna and ongoing

Siloe F01 cheche, koelitsana, rabbits, Salang dam, Maphiri cave, topology, platation of trees, Mootsinyane F06 hloenya, sehloko, ‘mutla, lipela, Bushmen rock art burning of Tree Plantation, mofifi, moretele, bokhoe, mohlomo, rock rabbit, Letsoapong cave, Korolo cave, heavy rains, plantation of grass, 'moli, sefothafotha, poho-tsehla, lithlolo, litsoene, and their caves grazelands rehabilitation of dongas, khoara, selepehloenya, mositse, thlolo, buck Phatlane cave, winds, draught preventation of dongas, kuena, lekhala, khomo ea balisa linoha, matsa, ts’inabelo, sehalahala, lekhapu, Tlokotsing cave, 'Makhosu building of dams phokojoe. phonyoka, khomo-ea-balisa, moseha Phamong F07 hloenya, moli, sehloko, springbok none overgrazing and tree plantation, Mashaleng F02 hloenya, khoara, poho-ts'ehla, pela, letsa, M'amatsoele, qalong ea khuiting, over grazing, Ongoing: tree planting, khomo-ea-balisa, heavy rains. rehabilitation labatheke, mositsane, phonyoka, tlholo, m'utla, cave of Ha Mahase, Letsatseng la heavy rain storms, building of available khampumpu, lesoko, of dongas, phooa, ts'upane, khapumpu, kokolofitoe Likhutloaneng, Tsotsore, Boer cavesat poor farming sources of water for phonyoka, hlokoana-la-tsela khomo ea balisa, liphiring, cave of Seqhokeng, Bushmen techniques preservation purposes, moretele o mofubelu caves and graves, Boer graves building of dongas to Thaba Mokhele F08 phefo, moli, hloenya, none none tree planting and combat soil erosion poone-ea-litsoene, sehloko, grass plantation. sehala-hala-sa-matlaka, Motlejoeng F03 hloenya, mathethebane, rabbits, Motlejoeng (cave) burning of grass, tree plantation, khomo-ea-balisa sehloko, phate ea ngaka rock daisse overgrazing, severe rehabilitation of rainfall, ploughing dongas, mantloane Qobong F09 hloenya, sehloko, 'moli, mutla, matsa, Bushmen art and overgrazing Existing: Tree Planting at in wrong direction Sefothafotha, poho-tsehla, kuena, thlolo, lipela, caves, Tsullung Ha Bosiu and heavy rains Khubetsoana Sekolong, Ha Masiba, lekhala, khomo ea balisa mochalla Ha Rampoti and Ha Sepolo. Khoelenya F04 traditional medicine, rabbits, pela, Morifi, Letsoapong la Ramoipone, overgrazing and tree planting, Planned: Irrigation Project at kharetsoana, mohlomo, qokoa, tlohlo, letsa, Letsoapong la sekolong, Ha Motoe heavy rains gully rehabilitation Ha Nthamaha, Kotsoana, mohloare, mofifi, poone ea tsoene, jackal, (Bushman pass) Ralekhoasa, Teleki and Khojane khoara, mositsane, letapisa, porcupine, and Joint crop growing khomo ea balisa, setjoetlane mochalla Qhobeng F10 liremo, mohlomo, matsa, lits'oene, Mokhoabo Khohlong Ha Letsie, burning of public Tree planting, gully rehabilitation Teke F05 hloenya, khretsana, leshoma, lipela, Sankoase Lekhohlong burning of grass, building dongas, qokoa, lekhala kharetsana phokojoe, 'mutla Lekhala kharetsana Ha Oetsi, lands, overgrazing, tree plantation, rehabilitation maleleka, khomo ea balisa, khoara, 'mutlanyane, overgrazing, severe planting of trees, Lihlohong Waterfall Ha Nthamaha topology of dongas, poho ts'ehla, kuena ts'oene, rainfall, ploughing in gully rehabilitation khatla, tlholo wrong direction, animals using the same route

22 Mohale’s Hoek District Council Information Handbook 2009 23 environment siloe f01 fact sheet SILOE F01

14. Environment Population: 1. Total population of the Community Council (CC) 16430 CC-names Names of endangered species Places of interest Causes of Types of environmental and codes soil erosion projects planned 2. Male population in the CC-area 6642 Flora Fauna and ongoing 3. Female population in the CC-area 9788 Seroto F11 traditional medicine, khoara, Meutloanyana, Litsoeneng, Overgrazing tree planting, 4. Youth population in the CC area (between 15 and 35 years) Male: 3564 boleba, kharetsoana, khomo ea porcupine, matsa, lehaha la hloahloa, lehaha la and heavy rains gully rehabilitation Female: 4501

balisa, sesepa sa linooa pela, tlohlo, Qhaba, phororo ea Ketane 5. Average population per village in the CC-area 257 mochalla 6. No. of births in the last year in the CC-area 90 7. No. of 5+ deaths in the last year in the CC-area 126 Likhutloaneng F12 hloenya, mohalalitoe, rabbit, rock rabbit, Khalong la Baroa, Thaba-Ntšo Burning of public tree plantation, 8. Under 5 deaths in the last year in the CC-area 41 khapumpu, aloe, jackal, springbok caves, Matea-Nyetseng lands, overgrazing, rehabilitation of dongas,

mathethebane topology Source: Councilors and Chiefs

Nkau F13 hloenya, moli, sehloko, lipela, phokoje, none overgrazing, tree planting CC Profile: moli, khomo ea balisa, tlholo, matsa, heavy rainfalls, 9. No. of Electoral Divisions (EDs) in the CC-area 23 khoara, lesoko, khoara. mutla burning of grass, 10. No. of villages in the CC-area 64 using one path 11. Names of villages in the CC area Qoqoane, Chabeli, Kekeleng, Phuti, Mohohlo, Siloe, Raselepe, Moletsane, ’Moko, Salemone, Popolosi, Ntilane, Matšoareng, Qabane F14 cheche, koelitsana, mofifi, rabbits, Khama, Baroeng, Sethunyeng, topology, heavy platation of trees, Rantsie, Mahlehle, Pii, Monyake, Tsoloane, Maralleng, Mosehlana, moretele, bokhoe, mohlomo, rock rabbit, Thaba-Tseka, Mamphela, rains,winds plantation of grass, Ramonate, Majoale, Majakang, Salang, Matsie, Leribe, Thobong, khoara, selepehloenya, thlolo, buck, fog, sekheni, Mokopokopo, preventation of dongas, mositse,tsinabelo, sehalahala, lelora, rapeisi Sekhejane, Seketsing, building of strips Linareng, Mokhethi, Koloti, Khutsong, Raubi, Seabo, Molatoli, lekhapu, phonyoka, Lejoaneng, Tlokotsing, Maru-matšo, Thabaneng, Tsienyane, Thotaneng, khomo-ea-balisa, moseha Thaba-Khubelu (all caves) Moreneng, Mokhethi, Makotoko, Lehloaneng, Motšoanyane, and Khomong rock Mokoarane, Mahoete, Khorola, Mokhothu, Thabaneng, Khojane, Sephapo, Moeketse, Teheli, Serabele, Mokotane, Maseli, Phuthing, Mokausi, Montšo, Mohapeloa, Pontšeng, Qalike, Mokhele, Raboko, Thella, Pitsi, Pontšeng 12. Estimated distance of CC centre from district town (in km and travel time) 38km 13. Total area of community council (km2) ??

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Social indicators: Gender: 14. Total No. of households in the CC area 3106 28. No. of female councilors in the CC area 8 15. Average number of persons per household in the CC area 5 29. No. of male councilors in the CC area 3 (Average household size) 30. No. of CC staff. (Attach list and specify job titles) 6 Source: CSS 16. No. of women headed households in the CC area 1373 Source: CSS 17. No. of child headed households in the CC area 133 18. No. of orphans in the CC area: 1368 : a) Paternal orphans 618 Agricultural sector Number of households with agricultural plots in the CC area. b) Maternal orphans 367 31. 1699 Average plot sizes in hectares (ha) in the CC area. c) Double orphans 346 32. No. of households having Land Titles (e.g. Form C lease) in the CC area. 19. No. of vulnerable children in the CC area 228 33. 1737 Three main crops produced in the CC area. 20. No. of boys not attending school in the CC area (below 18 years of age) 217 34. • Maize • Sorghum • Beans Three main livestock herded in the CC area. 21. No of girls not attending school in the CC area (below 18 years of age) 83 35. • Cattle • Sheep • Beans Size of public land (hectares of range land) within the CC area. 22. No. of persons with disabilities in the CC area. 160 36. Specify the forms of disabilities 37. List the agricultural services providers available in the CC area Government: Department of Agriculture (government and NGO’s:)? NGOs: World Vision Source: Councilors and Support Groups 38. What kind of agricultural projects are planned or under Planned: Block Farming Socio-economic indicators: implementation in the CC area? Under implementation: Block Farming 23. No. of persons receiving food aid in the CC area. 0 Source: Councilors 24. No. of households with the following expenditures (Maloti per year) 0 – 500: in the CC area: 501 – 1000: Above 1000: 25. Sources of income and the number of concerned households in the CC area Trade: Formal employment: Farming: 26. No. of people generating incomes from other sources in the CC area. Specify 27. Names and types of associations within the CC area • Bataung Burial Society • Itjareng bataung • Boiteko • Linare • Liphamola • Majantja • Phahamang • Poloko • Project on pig farming • Project on chicken farming • Loan Sharks

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Health sector: Education sector: 39. Three most prevalent diseases in the CC area • T.B • HIV/AIDS • Sugar Tuberculosis 48. Number of Primary Schools in the CC area • Government: 9 • NGOs (e.g. churches): 17 40. Names of health centres in the CC area Government: • Mokotane Clinic • Tlokotsing • Private and individually owned: 0 • Mohalinyane Health Center 49. Number of Secondary Schools in the CC area • Government: 2 • NGOs (e.g. churches): 0 NGOs: • Mofumahali oa Rosari • Private and individually owned: 0 41. Longest and shortest distance to nearest Health centre (in hours or km) 6hrs 50. Number of High Schools in the CC area • Government: 0 • NGOs (e.g. churches): 4 42. Names of villages whose access to health facilities is worst. Tsoloane, Salemone, Popolosi, ’Moko, Moletsane, Matsoareng, • Private and individually owned: 0 No. of people affected Rantsie, Raselepe, Rathulo, Ntilane, Chabeli, Kekeleng, Phuthi, 51. Estimated years of school attendance (not official years)in the CC area: Mohohlo, Qhoqoane, Qalike, Mokhele, Raboko, Thella, Pitsi, a) Primary School 9 Pontseng, Linareng, Mokhethi, Koloti, Khutsong, Raubi, Seabo, b) Secondary School 4 Molatoli, Qalike, Mokhele, Raboko, Thella, Pitsi, Pontšeng, c) High School 3 Lehloaneng, Malimong, Makotoko, Motšoanyane, Mohapeloa, Tiheli 52. No of school drop outs in the CC-area: 255 (year ???) 43. Readiness of undergoing VCT (Voluntary Counseling and Testing) • High • Medium*** • Low c) Primary School 95 44. in the CC-area. d) Secondary School 27 Level of interest to get the results of the test in the CC area • High • Medium*** • Low c) High School - (Tick the appropriate situation). 53. Names of farmers training centres (FTC’s) in the CC area - 45. No. of people dependent on home based care in the CC area. 95 54. Names of other vocational training schools in the CC area. 7 46. No. of HIV and AIDS support groups in the CC area 60 If available, specify type 47. No. of households with toilets in the CC area • Water Systems: 2 • VIP: 245 • Other types: 268 55. No. of initiation schools in the CC area for the last year until present time Males: 702 56. No. of initiates in the CC area for the last year until present time Females: 7 Source: Councilors Source: Education Office and Councilors

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Water sector: Roads sector: 57. Number of households with access to piped water in the • Public stand pipes: 148 • Private: 20 65. Total kilometer of tarred roads (i.e. national roads) in the CC area 10 km+ CC-area (within 150m): • Hand pumps: 101 66. Names and lengths of existing roads maintained by DRR in the CC-area Gravel: • Takalatsa-Matsie • Moeletsi-Paul VI 58. Number of wells in the CC area. • Permanent: 82 • Perennial: 50 • Takalatsa-Mohalinyane • Tsoloane-Khitšane 59. Number of dams in the CC area. Indicate whether they • Communal: 50 • Montšo-Sephapo • Mokotane-Thaba-Tšoana are natural or man-made. • Individual: 232 Earth: • Matsie-Siloe • Mohalinyane-Siloe • Qhoqoane-Siloe 60. No. of villages with existing water systems in the CC area 24 • Siloe-Tilane • Siloe-Qhoqoane • Mampao-Lehloaneng 61. Longest and shortest distance to nearest potable water point 15 • Montšo-Mphatšoane (hours/kms) in the CC area. 67. Longest and shortest distance (km) of villages to nearest “good” road. 0 - 20 km 62. Names of villages where supply of potable water is reliable and clean. Monyake, Kekeleng, Phuthi, Siloe, Raselepe, ’Moko, Salemone, 68. Names of villages without road access in the CC-area: Salang, Thabong, Leribe, Habeli, Majoale, ’Moko, Popolosi, No. of households concerned Popolosi, Ntilane, Matšoareng, Rantsie, Qalike, Mokhele, Raboko, no. of households concerned Moletsane (Hlapane), Mokhethi, Koloti, Seabo, Molatoli, Qalike, Thella, Pontšeng, Mofubetsoana, Kamele, Malimong, Lehloaneng Raboko, Mokhele, Pontseng, Tiheli, Ra Phuthing, Moruntšo, 63. What kind of water supply projects are planned or under Planned: • make new water taps Ntilane, Lehloaneng, Malimong, Liphakoaneng implementation in the CC area? • addition of new water taps 69. What kind of road projects are planned or under Planned: • Montšo-Tiheli • Montšo-Sephapo Under implementation: • addition of ground water implementation in the CC area? • Mampho-Lehloaneng • Liphiring-Siloe • Siloe-Qhoqoane 64. Which institutions are in charge of water supply in the CC area? Rural Water Supply • Siloe-Ntilane • Chabeli-Qhoqoane • Mission-Matselabeli Are they locally represented? No • Phuthalichaba-Takalatsa • Raboko • Qalike • Mokhele • Pontšeng Source: Rural Water Supply and Councilorsducation Office and Councilors Under implementation: • Sephapo-Makotoko 70. What are the transport infrastructure requirements in the CC area? • Liphakoaneng-Malimong • Takalatsa-Khitšane • Moeletsi-PaulVI • Roads*** • Boats • Air Strips • Intermediate means of Transport: - Footbridges*** 71. Which Institutions are in charge of the Road Sector in the CC area? - Walk-ways Are they locally represented? Department of Rural Roads

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Energy sector: Security sector: 72. Number of households with electricity connections in the CC area. 4 87. Number of security service providers in the CC area Government (Police): • Sephapo Police Station • Private: ? (i.e. LEC connections) 88. Number of Crime Prevention Committees in the CC area 2 73. Number of villages without electricity in the CC area. 43 89. Names of villages least covered by security services in the CC area. 74. Number of households using solar energy in the CC-area Solar power: 215 Solar cookers and dryers: 0 90. Common types of crime cases reported in the CC area • Stock Theft • Rape • Fights 75. Number of households using other energy sources in the CC area (specify) 16424 91. No. of stock stolen in the last year in the CC area • Cattle: 0 • Sheep: 37 • Goats: 4 • Horses: 0 • Donkeys: 4

76. Main sources of energy in the CC area Wood, Paraffin Source: Sephapo Police Station 77. Which institutions are in charge of the electricity sectors in the CC area? Lesotho Electricity Corporation Are they locally represented? Environment sector: 92. Names of rare, vulnerable and endangered species in the CC area Flora (plants): hloenya, qobo, mathebane, cheche, Source: Lesotho Electricity Corporation and Councilors sehalahala, mofifi, lehlaka, mohlomo, qoqoa, khoara, khapumpu, tšupane, mabona Communication sector: Fauna (animals): hare, rock rabbit, tlholo, buck 78. No. of villages with landline telephone in the CC area. 0 93. Names of areas of interest (that could be protected) within the council area Salang dam, Maphiri cave, Letsoapong cave, Karolo cave, Phatlane Specify number of households with connections cave, Tlokotsing cave, ’Makhosu cave 79. No. of villages with cell phone reception in the CC area 39 94. Names of villages that are facing severe soil erosion in the CC area. Lehloaneng, Malimong, Moletsane, Tlokotsing, Serabele, Tiheli, 80. No. of villages with local TV reception in the CC area 9 Moseli, Phuthing, Mokausi, Montšo, Mohapeloa, Qalike, Mokhele, 81. No. of villages with local radio reception in the CC area 48 Raboko, Thella, Pitsi, Pontšeng, Mokoroane, Mahoete, Khorola, 82. No. of villages with access to postal/mail services in the CC area 16 Mokhothu, Thabaneng, Khojane, Sephapo, Moeketse, Linareng, Source: Councilors Mokhethi, Koloti, Khutsong, Raubi, Seabo, Molatoli, Chabeli, Kekeleng, Phuti, Mohohlo, Salang, Thabong, Leribe, Matsie, Trade and commerce sector: Raselepe, Moletsane, ’Moko, Salemone, Popolosi, Ntilane, 83. Number of Businesses in the CC-area; specify type 47: • Shops • Selling of milk Matšoareng, Rantsie, Ramonate, Majoale, Majakaneng • Selling of Chicken • Bars 95. What are the causes for this severe soil erosion in the CC area? topology, draught, heavy rains, winds 84. Do they have access to specific market for their products? Yes. Only in their areas 96. What are the projects existing, planned or under implementation for natural Existing: • Plantation of trees • Plantation of grass 85. Are there any financial institutions (e.g. banks, insurances, credit unions, etc) Yes. Post office in Pii F0103 resource management (e.g. tree planting, gully rehabilitation, rehabilitation of Ongoing: • Plantation of trees • Sill drapin 86. in the CC area? If yes, provide names and location. wetlands, soil erosion etc.) in the CC area Planned: • Platation of trees • Plantation of trees • Prevention of dongas • Building of dams Source: Councilors

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MASHALENG F02 Social indicators: 14. Total No. of households in the CC area 3575 Population: 15. Average number of persons per household in the CC area 5 1. Total population of the CC 17490 (Average household size) 2. Male population in the CC area 16. No. of women headed households in the CC area 1611 3. Female population in the CC area 17. No. of child headed households in the CC area 267 4. Youth population in the CC area (between 15 and 35 years) Male: 7247 18. No. of Orphans in the CC area: 798 Female: 10243 a) Paternal orphans 509 5. Average population per village in the CC area 298 b) Maternal orphans 320 6. No. of births in the last year in the CC area 170 c) Double orphans 215 7. No. of 5+ deaths in the last year in the CC area 221 19. No. of vulnerable children in the CC area 535 8. Under 5 deaths in the last year in the CC area 32 20. No. of boys not attending school in the CC area (below 18 years of age) 320

Source: CCS and Councilors 21. No of girls not attending school in the CC area (below 18 years of age) 289 22. No. of persons with disabilities in the CC area. 261 CC Profile: Specify the forms of disabilities 9. No. of electoral divisions (EDs) in the CC area 10 Source: CCS and Councilors 10. No. of villages in the CC-area 62 Socio-economic indicators: 11. Names of villages in the CC-area Maqhena, Bolokoe, Mochekoane, Khasipe, Janki,Sefateng (Malebanye), 23. No. of persons receiving food aid in the CC area. N/A Matsatseng, Majakaneng, Makhapetla, Old Hoek, Manyeleng, 24. No. of households with the following expenditures (Maloti per year) 0 – 500: Hlokomelang, ‘Matebang, Thoriso, Lehluibi, Matlapa-Masoeu in the CC-area: 501 – 1000: 45 (Ha Tšepo), Khitšane, Thabaneng, Ramoitoi, Lipeleng, Majapereng, Above 1000: 110 Boikano, Pontšeng, Mokhethi, Letsoaing, Matebeleng, Panta, 25. Sources of income and the number of concerned households in the CC area Trade: 79 Maseteling, Mahase, Khohlong, Mopooane, Khohlong, motikoane, Formal employment: no known Khutong, Mohlanapeng, Moreneng (Qhalasi), Nama-o-Lule, Matsatseng, Farming: 11180 Phahameng, Makhate, Lihojeng, Raphiri, Likhutloaneng, Makhineng, 26. No. of people generating incomes from other sources in the CC area. Specify. 250 Lekhooe, Mokhesi, Mokhatla, Mabalane, Liphiring, Maphohloane, 27. Names and types of associations within the CC area Support groups: Qhalasi Ratanang, Boitumelo, Falimehang, Molomo, Nchoba, Matebeleng, Thuhlo (Lekhoaba), Tšolo, Bulu-Bulu, Sebetsang ka Lerato, Hekeng Malimo, Thusanang ka lerato, Ratanang Likueneng, Sekhutlong, Hapotsane, Qalakha 1, Qalakha 2 Basotho, Kopano ke matla, Ntja-peli-hae hloloe ke sebata, Bolokanang Liponono, Malala-a-laotsoe, Thusanang ka lerato, Ikaheleng areka, 12. Estimated distance of CC centre from district town (in km and travel time) 10 km (5 minutes) ‘Mamohau, Falimehang, Phuthanang Ma-five rand, Itekeng Basotho, 13. Total Area of Community council (km2) 146.25 km2 Ikaheng, Thusanang, Thusanang Mahase, Tlou hae hloloe ke moroalo) Skills centres - Kopanyang matsoho Bataung) Orphanage or homes: ‘Mantšase children’s home) Source: Councilors, CCS and Dop Source: Councilors

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Gender: Health sector: 28. No. of female councilors in the CC area 5 39. Three most prevalent diseases in the CC area • Tuberculosis (T.B.) • HIV/AIDS • High Blood pressure* 29. No. of male councilors in the CC area 5 40. Names of health centres in the CC area Government: none NGOs: Ts’epo Health Center, 30. No. of CC staff. (Attach list and specify job titles) 5 (Community council secretary, Accounts clerk, Liphiring Health Center Office assistant, Messenger and Watch man) 41. Longest and shortest distance to nearest health centre (in hours or km) 15 minutes to 2 and half hours

Source: CCS 42. Names of villages whose access to health facilities is worst. Maqhena, Bolokoe, Mochekoane, Khasipe, Janki, Sefateng (Malebanye), No. of people affected Matsatseng, Majakaneng, Khitšane, Thabaneng, Ramoitoi, Lipeleng, Majapereng, Boikano, Pontšeng, Mokhethi, Letsoaing, Matebeleng, Panta, Agricultural sector: Maseteling, Mahase, Khohlong, Mopooane, Khohlong, Motikoane, Khutong, 31. Number of households with agricultural plots in the CC area. 3575 Mohlanapeng, Moreneng (Qhalasi), Nama-o-Lule, Matsatseng, Phahameng, 32. Average plot sizes in hectares (ha) in the CC area. 2.25 - 3.31 hacres Makhate, Lihojeng, Raphiri, Likhutloaneng, Makhineng, Lekhooe, Mokhesi, 33. No. of households having land titles (e.g. Form C lease) in the CC area. 3575 Mokhatla, Maphohloane, Molomo, Nchoba, Matebeleng, Thuhlo (Lekhoaba), 34. Three main crops produced in the CC area. • maize • sorghum • beans Tšolo, Bulu-Bulu, Likueneng, Sekhutlong, Hapotsane, Qalakha 1, Qalakha 2 35. Three main livestock herded in the CC area. • sheep • sattle • goats 43. Readiness of undergoing VCT (Voluntary Counseling and Testing) • High* 36. Size of public land (hectares of range land) within the CC area. 14386 hectares in the CC area. 37. List the agricultural services providers available in the CC area Government: D.A.O. / SanREMP NGOs: World Vision, 44. Level of interest to get the results of the test in the CC area • High* (government and NGO’s:)? Christian Relief Service Source: Councilors (Tick the appropriate situation). 38. What kind of agricultural projects are planned or under Planned: none Under implementation: Tree plantation, Building 45. No. of people dependent on home based care in the CC-area. Not available implementation in the CC area? walls to combat soil erosion in dongas around fields 46. No. of HIV and AIDS support groups in the CC area 10 47. No. of households with toilets in the CC area Water Systems: 20 • VIP: 1449 • Other types: 598 Source: D.o.P, D.A.O and Councilors

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

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Education sector: Water sector: 48. Number of primary schools in the CC area • Government: 2 • NGOs (e.g. churches): 9 57. Number of households with access to piped water in the • Public stand pipes: 767 • Private: 41 • Private and individually owned: data not available CC-area (within 150m) • Hand pumps: none 49. Number of secondary schools in the CC area • Government: 1 • NGOs (e.g. churches): 1 58. Number of wells in the CC area. • Permanent: 54 • Perennial: 23 • Private and individually owned: data not available 59. Number of dams in the CC area. Indicate whether they • Communal: 48 50. Number of high schools in the CC area • Government: N/A • NGOs (e.g. churches): 1 are natural or man-made. • Individual: 222 • Private and individually owned: data not available 60. No. of villages with existing water systems in the CC area 46 51. Estimated years of school attendance (not official years)in the CC area: 61. Longest and shortest distance to nearest potable water point 5 minute - 2 hours a) Primary School Not available (hours/kms) in the CC area. b) Secondary School 62. Names of villages where supply of potable water is reliable and clean. Mopooane, Mahase, Letsoaing, Panta, Matebeleng, Mokhatla, c) High School No. of households concerned Mokhesi, Liphiring, Mabalane, Ntikoane, Khutong, Mohlanapeng, 52. No of school drop outs in the CC area: Moreneng, Nama-o-lule, Matsatseng, Phahameng c) Primary School 63. What kind of water supply projects are planned or under Planned: Building of water systems to assist in reserving d) Secondary School implementation in the CC area? available water sources. c) High School Under implementation: extension of water pipes/standpipes 53. Names of farmers training centres (FTC’s) in the CC area and connections of WASA systems at Qalakheng 54. Names of other vocational training schools in the CC area. Kopanyang Matsoho Bataung Skills Centre 64. Which institutions are in charge of water supply in the CC area? DRWS and WASA If available, specify type. Are they locally represented? 55. No. of initiation schools in the CC area for the last year until present time 7 Source: Councilor & Rural Water Supply 56. No. of initiates in the CC area for the last year until present time • Males: 289 • Females: 70

Source: Education Office and Councilors

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Roads sector: Energy sector: Total kilometer of Tarred roads (i.e. national roads) in the CC area 65. 25 km 72. Number of households with electricity connections in the CC area. 415 66. Names and lengths of existing roads maintained by DRR in the CC area Gravel: • Mahase-Ntikoane 10 km • Matsatseng-Qhalasi 5 km (i.e. LEC connections) • Takalatsa-Liphiring via Thekiso 25 km • Maqhena-St. Patrick 6 km 73. Number of villages without electricity in the CC area. 58 • Maphohloane-Tšepo 33 km • Qalakheng-Bulu-Bulu 10 km 74. Number of households using solar energy in the CC area Solar power: 104 Solar cookers and dryers: 25 Earth: • none 75. Number of households using other energy sources in the CC area (specify) Generator: 26 76. Main sources of energy in the CC area • wood • coal • parraffin • cow dung • gas Longest and shortest distance (km) of villages to nearest “good” road. 67. 50 m - 2 km 77. Which institutions are in charge of the electricity sectors in the CC area? Are L.E.C. 68. Names of villages without road access in the CC area. Liphiring, Bolokoe, Mochekoane, Janki, Lkhutloaneng, Ha lekhooe, they locally represented? No. of households concerned Ha Mokhatla, Ntikoane, Matsatseng, Letsoaing, Ha Tšomo Source: Councilors (Matlapa-masoeu), Liphiring, Hlokomelang 69. What kind of road projects are planned or under Planned: Maintanance of roads i.e. Takalatsa-Liphiring 25km implementation in the CC area? and others. Communication sector: Under implementation: Maintanance of a road 78. No. of villages with landline telephone in the CC area: 4 Takalatsa-Liphiring and others. specify number of households with connections 70. What are the transport infrastructure requirements in the CC area? • Roads* • Footbridges* • Walk-ways* 79. No. of villages with cell phone reception in the CC area 62 71. Which Institutions are in charge of the Road Sector in the CC area? D.R.R. 80. No. of villages with local TV reception in the CC area 62 Are they locally represented? 81. No. of villages with local radio reception in the CC area 62 82. No. of villages with access to postal/mail services in the CC area N/A Source: Department of Rural Roads and Councilors Source: Councilors

Trade and commerce sector: 83. Number of businesses in the CC-area; specify type 56 (shops, cafes, super markets, taxi businesss, car washes, restaurants, egg centre) 84. Do they have access to specific market for their products? N/A 85. Are there any financial institutions (e.g. banks, insurances, credit unions, etc.) N/A in the CC area? If yes, provide names and location.

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Security sector: Environment sector: 86. Number of security service providers in the CC area • Government (Police): Liphiring police unit • Private: N/A 91. Names of rare, vulnerable and endangered species in the CC area Flora (plants): hloenya, moli, sehloko, khomo-ea-balisa, khapumpu, 87. Number of crime prevention committees in the CC area 10 Lesoko, phonyoka, hlokoana-la-tsela, poho tšehla, tšupane, khoara, 88. Names of villages least covered by security services in the CC area. Maqhena, Bolokoe, Mochekoane, Khasipe, Janki, Sefateng labatheke, poone ea litšoene, moretele o mofubelu, phooa, mositsane. (Malebanye), Matsatseng, Majakaneng, Makhapetla, Old Hoek, Fauna (animals): matsa, lipela, lithlolo, mutla, kokolofitoe Manyeleng, Hlokomelang, M’atebang, Thoriso, Lehluibi, 92. Names of areas of interest (that could be protected) within the council area Caves at Ha Tšepo, caves at Nkurutlane, M’amatsoele, Qalong ea Matlapa-Masoeu (Ha Tšepo), Khitšane, Thabaneng, Ramoitoi, Khoiting, Letsatseng la Likhutloaneng, Tsoetsoere, caves of Seqhobong, Lipeleng, Majapereng, Boikano, Pontšeng, Mokhethi, Letsoaing, Boer caves at Liphiring, Bushman caves at Liphiring, Bushmen graves Matebeleng, Panta, Maseteling, Mahase, Khohlong, Mopooane, at Liphiring and Boer graves a Liphiring. Khohlong, Motikoane, Khutong, Mohlanapeng, Moreneng (Qhalasi), 93. Names of villages that are facing severe soil erosion in the CC area. Ntikoane, Nama o lule, Mohlanapeng, Moreneng Qhalasi, Nama-o-Lule, Matsatseng, Phahameng, Makhate, Lihojeng, Raphiri, Matsatseng, Phahameng, Ha Tšepo, Liphiring, Mabalane, Mochekoe, Likhutloaneng, Makhineng, Lekhooe, Mokhesi, Mokhatla, Mabalane, Ha Lekhooe, Likhutloaneng, Mokhatla, Panta, Letsoaing, Makoiling, Liphiring, Maphohloane, Molomo, Nchoba, Matebeleng, Thuhlo Makhate, Lihojeng, Raphiri, Nchoba, Maphohloane and Matebeleng. (Lekhoaba), Tšolo, Bulu-Bulu, Likueneng, Sekhutlong, Ha Potsane, 94. What are the causes for this severe soil erosion in the CC area? over grazing, burning of grass, walking on one path Qalakha 1, Qalakha 2 and heavy rains and storms. 89. Common types of crime cases reported in the CC area • Common assault • house breaking • sexual abuse 95. What are the projects existing, planned or under implementation for natural Existing: Tree plantation, Building dongas • grazing on preserved grazing land/ range resource management (e.g. tree planting, gully rehabilitation, rehabilitation of Ongoing: tree plantation at Liphiring and road construcion 90. No. of stock stolen in the last year in the CC area • Cattle: N/A • Sheep: N/A • Goats: N/A wetlands, soil erosion etc.) in the CC area Planned: Tree plantation, water harvesting, construction of roads, • Horses: N/A • Donkeys: N/A building of walls to comat soil erosion

Source: Police & Counsellors Source: Counsellor

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Population: Social indicators: 1. Total population of the community council (CC) 24852 14. Total No. of households in the CC area 6502 2. Male population in the CC area 9975 15. Average number of persons per household in the CC area 7 3. Female population in the CC area 14877 (Average household size) 4. Youth population in the CC area (between 15 and 35 years) Male: 2739 16. No. of women headed households in the CC area 1720 Female: 3210 17. No. of child headed households in the CC area 746 5. Average population per village in the CC area (to be filled later) 18. No. of orphans in the CC area: 6. No. of births in the last year in the CC area 249 a) Paternal orphans 1393 7. No. of 5+ deaths in the last year in the CC area 325 b) Maternal orphans 1018 8. Under 5 deaths in the last year in the CC area 87 c) Double orphans 1637 19. No. of vulnerable children in the CC area 501 Source: Councilors 20. No. of boys not attending school in the CC area (below 18 years of age) 190 21. No of girls not attending school in the CC area (below 18 years of age) 99 CC Profile: 22. No. of persons with disabilities in the CC area. 204 9. No. of electoral divisions (EDs) in the CC area 11 Specify the forms of disabilities

10. No. of villages in the CC area 36 Source: Councilors and Chiefs 11. Names of villages in the CC area Kubake, Thoteng,Motse- Mocha, Mohlakeng, Likhutlong Bochabela,

Moeaneng, Likhutlong Bophirima. Ha Ramaromo, Ha Sechele, Socio-economic indicators: Ha Sankatana, Ha Kobo-Tšoeu, Mesitsaneng, Ha Mapotsane, 23. No. of persons receiving food aid in the CC area. N/A Lekhalong , Sekoati, Thaba- Bosiu, Poulo, Senekal, Matsie, 24. No. of households with the following expenditures (Maloti per year) 0 – 500: 156 Potsanyane, Khoaba Lea bua, Tomo, Majakaneng, Kantini, in the CC area: 501 – 1000: 836 Mateleng, Manganeng, Kholokoe, Braakfontain, Rantalenyana, Above 1000: 3345 Rush, Ntili, Hokoane. 25. Sources of income and the number of concerned households in the CC area Trade: 1530 12. Estimated distance of CC centre from district town (in km and travel time) N/A Formal employment: 4312 13. Total area of community council (km2) N/A Farming: 4460 26. No. of people generating incomes from other sources in the CC area. Specify 418 (home brewed beer sellers, dress making ) Source: CC Office and Councilor 27. Names and types of associations within the CC area Mpate sheleng, Ja o sa phela, Mokhatlo oa bacheki, Mochaeellano, Tsoha o iketsetse, Stovel, Mokhatlo oa metsi

Source: Villagers and Councilors

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Gender: Health sector: 1. No. of female councilors in the CC area 5 1. Three most prevalent diseases in the CC area • TB • HIV/AIDS • Diabetes 2. No. of male councilors in the CC area 8 2. Names of health centres in the CC area Government: Ntsekhe Hospital 3. No. of CC staff. 13 NGOs: Dr. Makhube • Tefo Mofolo CCS - Community security Dr. Moshoeshoe • Matsepang Molata - Clerical assistant 3. Longest and shortest distance to nearest Health centre (in hours or km) 30 minutes shorts and 11/2 longer • Mapule Tšiloane - Accountant • Taitlo Thejane - Messanger 4. Names of villages whose access to health facilities is worst: Ha Joang, Thaba Putsoa, Maphakela, Majakaneng, Katinti Mateleng, • Maseabata Ditz - Cleaner • Tholang Nkosi - Ranger no. of people affected Manganeng, Sankatana, Kobo Tšoeu, Tlali, Mojoa, Ha Mokhesi • Sebitlanane Futsoele - Ranger • Lebohang Comando- Power Master 5. Readiness of undergoing VCT (Voluntary Counseling and Testing) • High • Bohloa Moleleki - Molisana oa likhutsoana in the CC area. • Medium • Tsibisang Ramabili - Molisana oa likhomo • Low • Thabang Setefane - Mokuti • Mathe - Tractor driver 6. Level of interest to get the results of the test in the CC area • High • Taelo Maqeba - Assistant Cleaner (Tick the appropriate situation). • Medium • Low Source: CC Office 7. No. of people dependent on home based care in the CC area. 324 8. No. of HIV and AIDS support groups in the CC area 58 Agricultural sector: 9. No. of households with toilets in the CC area • Water Systems: 412 • VIP: 4679 • Other types: N/A 1. Number of households with agricultural plots in the CC area. 2324 2. Average plot sizes in hectares (ha) in the CC area. Source: Councillor & Councilors 3. No. of households having Land Titles (e.g. Form C Lease) in the CC area. 3439 4. Three main crops produced in the CC area. • Maize • Sorgum • Beans 5. Three main livestock herded in the CC area. • Cattle • Sheep • Goats 6. Size of public land (hectares of range land) within the CC area. N/A 7. List the agricultural services providers available in the CC area Government: Ministry of Agriculture (government and NGO’s:)? NGOs: World Vision, Teba, Unicef 8. What kind of agricultural projects are planned or under Planned: block farming, winter gropping implementation in the CC area? Under implementation: mantloane, thuo ea likhutsoane

Source: Councilors and Chiefs

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Education sector: Water sector: 1. Number of Primary Schools in the CC area Government: 5 NGOs (e.g. churches): 7 1. Number of households with access to piped water in the • Public stand pipes: 2019 Private and individually owned: 1 CC area (within 150 m): • Private: 185 • Hand pumps: 23 2. Number of Secondary Schools in the CC area Government: N/A NGOs (e.g. churches): N/A 2. Number of wells in the CC area. • Permanent: 185 • Perennial: 35 Private and individually owned: N/A 3. Number of dams in the CC area. Indicate whether they • Communal: 29 3. Number of High Schools in the CC area Government: 1 NGOs (e.g. churches): 4 are natural or man-made. • Individual: 35 Private and individually owned: N/A 4. No. of villages with existing water systems in the CC area 31 4. Estimated years of school attendance (not official years)in the CC area: 5. Longest and shortest distance to nearest potable water point 5 minutes shorts, 30 minutes longest a) Primary School 7 (hours/kms) in the CC area. b) Secondary School 4 6. Names of villages where supply of potable water is reliable and clean. c) High School 3 No. of households concerned 5. No of school drop outs in the CC area: 414 7. What kind of water supply projects are planned or under Planned: Public stand pipe c) Primary School 105 implementation in the CC area? Under implementation: N/A d) Secondary School 162 8. Which institutions are in charge of water supply in the CC area? WASA, RVWS, RWS c) High School Are they locally represented? 6. Names of Farmers Training Centres (FTC’s) in the CC area N+ 7. Names of other vocational training schools in the CC area: • Ntlafatso Training Skills • St. Elizabeth Training Institute Source: Councilor and Chiefs if available, specify type 8. No. of initiation schools in the CC area for the last year until present time 13 9. No. of initiates in the CC area for the last year until present time • Male: 485 • Female: N/A

Source: Education Office and Councilors

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Roads sector: Communication sector: 1. Total kilometer of Tarred roads (i.e. national roads) in the CC area 14 km Councillors 1. No. of villages with landline telephone in the CC area: 13 2. Names and lengths of existing roads maintained by DRR in the CC area Gravel: • Ha sechele Road 7 km • Ha Maphakela road 12 km specify number of households with connections • Mesitsaneng to Ha Mokhosi 15 km 2. No. of villages with cell phone reception in the CC area 36 Earth: 3. No. of villages with local TV reception in the CC area 36 3. Longest and shortest distance (km) of villages to nearest “good” road. 3 km 4. No. of villages with local radio reception in the CC area 36 4. Names of villages without road access in the CC area: 5. No. of villages with access to postal/mail services in the CC area 36 No. of households concerned Source: Councilor 5. What kind of road projects are planned or under Planned: • Ho lokisa litsela tsa makoloi implementation in the CC area? • Tsela tse kenang metseng Trade and commerce sector: • Tlas’a ts’ebetso: tukiso ea tsela ea Maphakela 1. Number of Businesses in the CC-area; specify type 98 (general dealer, cafes, hard wares hotels, • Planned: tar roads in all lodges bars, supermakets) Under implementation: Maphakela road 2. Do they have access to specific market for their products? Yes 6. What are the transport infrastructure requirements in the CC area? • Roads • Boats • Air Strips 3. Are there any financial institutions (e.g. banks, insurances, credit unions, etc) Yes, Nedbank, Standard Lesotho Bank, Teba, • Intermediate means of Transport: - footbridges - walk-ways in the CC area? If yes, provide names and location. JP finance, L.N.I.G, Kente cash loan 7. Which Institutions are in charge of the Road Sector in the CC area? Are they locally represented? Source: Councilors

Source: Councilors Security sector: 1. Number of security service providers in the CC area Government (Police): 1 (L.M.P.S) Private: None Energy sector: 2. Number of crime prevention committees in the CC area 133 1. Number of households with electricity connections in the CC area. 2594 3. Names of villages least covered by security services in the CC area. (i.e. LEC connections) 4. Common types of crime cases reported in the CC area • Sexual offence • House breaking • Theft 2. Number of villages without electricity in the CC area. 24 5. No. of stock stolen in the last year in the CC area • Cattle: 73 • Sheep: 124 • Goats: 14 3. Number of households using solar energy in the CC area Solar power: 198 • Horses: 1 • Donkeys: 6 4. Number of households using other energy sources in the CC area (specify) Solar cookers and dryers: 46

5. Main sources of energy in the CC area N/A Source: Chiefs, Councilors and Villagers 6. Which institutions are in charge of the electricity sectors in the CC area? wood, paraffin, electricity, gas Are they locally represented?

Source: Councilors and LEC

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Environment sector: Population: 1. Names of rare, vulnerable and endangered species in the CC area Flora (plants): hloenya, phate ea ngaka, sehlooko, lengana 1. Total population of the community council (CC) 22 424 Fauna (animals): hare and rock dasse 2. Male population in the CC area 10873 2. Names of areas of interest (that could be protected) within the council area Motlejoeng (carnibal caves) 3. Female population in the CC area 11551 3. Names of villages that are facing severe soil erosion in the CC area. Ha Tsie, Ha Moiketsi, Koung, Ha Khajoane, Motšoane, Ha Tota, 4. Youth population in the CC area (between 15 and 35 years) Male: Molefane, Ha Molike, Ha Elia, Sefateng, Likhutloaneng, Topa, Female: Liphamoleng, Matholoane, Lepekola, Nkonyana, Ha Sello, 5. Average population per village in the CC area (to be filled later) Ha Leranti, Moeling, Titimisi, Tsenekeng, Ha Ramofare, Ha Ntoana 6. No. of births in the last year in the CC area 647 4. What are the causes for this severe soil erosion in the CC area? Overgrazing heavy rains and topology 7. No. of 5+ deaths in the last year in the CC area 708 5. What are the projects existing, planned or under implementation for Natural Existing: • building donga • mantloane 8. Under 5 deaths in the last year in the CC area 136 Resource Management (e.g., tree planting, gully rehabilitation, rehabilitation Ongoing: • tree planting Source: Councilor and Chief of wetlands, soil erosion) in the CC area Planned: • tree planting • gully rehabilitation

Source: Councilors & Chiefs CC Profile: 1. No. of electoral divisions (EDs) in the CC area 11 2. No. of villages in the CC area 162 3. Names of villages in the CC area (to be attached) 4. Estimated distance of CC centre from district town (in km and travel time) 30 km 5. Total area of community council (km2) 297.97 km2

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Social indicators: Gender: 1. Total No. of households in the CC area 7030 1. No. of female councilors in the CC area 6 2. Average number of persons per household in the CC area 8 2. No. of male councilors in the CC area 5 (Average household size) 3. No. of CC staff. (Attach list and specify job titles) 3. No. of women headed households in the CC area 1902 4. No. of child headed households in the CC area 461 5. No. of orphans in the CC area: a) Paternal orphans 1216 Agricultural sector: b) Maternal orphans 857 1. Number of households with agricultural plots in the CC area. 4039 c) Double orphans 800 2. Average plot sizes in hectares (ha) in the CC area. 1.21 hectares 6. No. of vulnerable children in the CC area 933 3. No. of households having land titles (e.g. Form C lease) in the CC area. 1000 7. No. of boys not attending school in the CC area (below 18 years of age) 1098 4. Three main crops produced in the CC area. • Sorghum • Maize • Beans 8. No of girls not attending school in the CC area (below 18 years of age) 881 5. Three main livestock herded in the CC area. • Cows • Sheep • Goats 9. No. of persons with disabilities in the CC area. 223 6. Size of public land (hectares of range land) within the CC area. Specify the forms of disabilities • Mental • Hearing • Sight • Paralysis 7. List the agricultural services providers available in the CC area Government: Ministry of Agric. (government and NGO’s:)? NGOs: • World Vision • SanREMP 8. What kind of agricultural projects are planned or under Planned: Block farming Socio-economic indicators: implementation in the CC area? Under implementation: Mantloane, irrigation, soil conservation, 1. No. of persons receiving food aid in the CC area. 48 range management, dam construction, tree planting, 2. No. of households with the following expenditures (Maloti per year) 0 – 500: 1160 food production in the CC area: 501 – 1000: 188 Above 1000: 168 3. Sources of income and the number of concerned households in the CC area Trade: 36 Formal employment: 895 Farming: 2329 4. No. of people generating incomes from other sources in the CC area. Specify 110 • Grinding and selling stones • Selling wood 5. Names and types of associations within the CC area • 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

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Health sector: Education sector: 1. Three most prevalent diseases in the CC area • TB • HIV/AIDS • Lebanta 1. Number of primary schools in the CC-area Government: 3 NGOs (e.g. churches): 13 2. Names of health centres in the CC area Government: Private and individually owned: NGOs: • Morifi Health centre • Holy Cross health centre 2. Number of secondary schools in the CC-area Government: N/A NGOs (e.g. churches): 2 3. Longest and shortest distance to nearest Health centre (in hours or km) 1.5 km to 10km Private and individually owned: N/A 4. Names of villages whose access to health facilities is worst. 3. Number of high schools in the CC-area Government: NGOs (e.g. churches): No. of people affected Private and individually owned: 5. Readiness of undergoing VCT (Voluntary Counseling and Testing) • Low 4. Estimated years of school attendance (not official years)in the CC-area: in the CC area. a) Primary School 7 6. Level of interest to get the results of the test in the CC area • Low b) Secondary School 3 (Tick the appropriate situation). c) High School 7. No. of people dependent on home based care in the CC area. 208 5. No of school drop outs in the CC-area: 547 8. No. of HIV and AIDS support groups in the CC area 43 c) Primary School 9. No. of households with toilets in the CC area Water Systems: • VIP: 720 • Other types: 452 d) Secondary School c) High School Source: Councilor 6. Names of farmers training centres (FTC’s) in the CC area 7. Names of other vocational training schools in the CC area. If available, specify type 8. No. of initiation schools in the CC area for the last year until present time 7 9. No. of initiates in the CC area for the last year until present time • Male: 383 • Female: N/A

Source: Education Office and Councilors

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Water sector: Roads sector: 1. Number of households with access to piped water in the • Public stand pipes: 3129 1. Total kilometer of tarred roads (i.e. national roads) in the CC area 2 km CC area (within 150 m): • Private: • Hand pumps: 378 2. Names and lengths of existing roads maintained by DRR in the CC area Gravel: 2. Number of wells in the CC area. • Permanent: 54 • Perennial: 94 Earth: 3. Number of dams in the CC area. Indicate whether they • Communal: 40 are natural or man-made. • Individual: 618 3. Longest and shortest distance (km) of villages to nearest “good” road. 1km to 8km 4. No. of villages with existing water systems in the CC area 57 4. Names of villages without road access in the CC area: 5. Longest and shortest distance to nearest potable water point 5 minutes shorts, 2 hours longest no. of households concerned (hours/kms) in the CC area. 5. What kind of road projects are planned or under Planned: Gravel and Earth 6. Names of villages where supply of potable water is reliable and clean: implementation in the CC area? Under implementation: no. of households concerned 7. What kind of water supply projects are planned or under Planned: Piped systems 6. What are the transport infrastructure requirements in the CC area? • Roads • Footbridges implementation in the CC area? Under implementation: Piped systems 7. Which institutions are in charge of the road sector in the CC area? DRR 8. Which institutions are in charge of water supply in the CC area? Rural Water Supply Are they locally represented? No Are they locally represented? No Source: Councilors

Source: Councilor and Chiefs

Energy sector: 1. Number of households with electricity connections in the CC area. 56 (i.e., LEC connections) 2. Number of villages without electricity in the CC area. 125 3. Number of households using solar energy in the CC area Solar power: 213 Solar cookers and dryers: 4. Number of households using other energy sources in the CC area (specify) 9 Generators 5. Main sources of energy in the CC area Wood 6. Which institutions are in charge of the electricity sectors in the CC area? LEC Are they locally represented? No

Source: Councilor

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Communication sector: Environment sector: 1. No. of villages with landline telephone in the CC area. 0 1. Names of rare, vulnerable and endangered species in the CC area Flora (plants): traditional medicine, lekhala la thaba, mohlomo, qokoa, Specify number of households with connections mohloare, morifi, poone ea tšoene, khoara, mositsane, letapisa, khomo 2. No. of villages with cell phone reception in the CC area 145 ea balisa, setjoetlane 3. No. of villages with local TV reception in the CC area 0 Fauna (animals): rabbits, pela, tlholo, letsa, jackal, porcupine, mochalla 4. No. of villages with local radio reception in the CC area 89 5. No. of villages with access to postal/mail services in the CC area 1 2. Names of areas of interest (that could be protected) within the council area Morifi, Letsoapong la Ramoipone, Letsoapong la Sekolong, Ha Motoe (Bushman cave) Source: Councilor 3. Names of villages that are facing severe soil erosion in the CC area. All villages What are the causes for this severe soil erosion in the CC area? Overgrazing and heavy rains Trade and commerce sector: 4. What are the projects existing, planned or under implementation for natural Existing: Tree planting 1. Number of Businesses in the CC area. Specify type 1 - supermarket 62 - shops 5. resource management (e.g., tree planting, gully rehabilitation, rehabilitation Ongoing: Gully rehabilitation, tree planting of wetlands, soil erosion) in the CC area Planned: sekhakeletsi, soil erosion prevention, rehabilitation of wetlands 2. Do they have access to specific market for their products? No 3. Are there any financial institutions (e.g., banks, insurances, credit unions) in No Source: Councilors the CC area? If yes, provide names and location.

Source: Councilors

Security sector: 1. Number of security service providers in the CC area Government (Police): 1 Private: 2. Number of crime prevention committees in the CC area 67 3. Names of villages least covered by security services in the CC area. 4. Common types of crime cases reported in the CC area • Rape • Theft • Fights 5. No. of stock stolen in the last year in the CC area • Cattle: 2 • Sheep: 1 • Goats: • Horses: 1 • Donkeys:

Source: Councilor

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1. No. of electoral divisions (EDs) in the CC area 9 Source: Villagers, NAC and Councilors 2. No. of villages in the CC area 54

3. Names of villages in the CC area Thaba Phiri, Ha Pekenene, ‘Malekopo, Motsekuoa, Ha Moseneke, Socio-economic indicators: Ha Salemane, Ha Ramolahlehi, Ha Moroke, Makhesuoeng, Ha Monehela, 1. No. of persons receiving food aid in the CC area. 97 Ha Ralefatla, Ha Qone, Ha Nthoa- Ntšo, Ha Ntsibi, Ha Suoane, Ha Ramoroa, 2. No. of households with the following expenditures (Maloti per year) 0 - M500: 169 Matebeleng, Ha Tloko, Selemo, Mootsinyane, Mabula, Mateisi, Makunyane, in the CC area: M501 - M1000: 942 Maporoteng, Rankopane, Khalo, Lekhoaleea, Lelinyane, Qhobosheaneng, M1000 and above: 435 Ha Sebatli, Ha Sebareboi, Ha Ramonyatsi, Khoro-e-betloa, Ha Mosiane, 3. Sources of income and the number of concerned households in the CC area Trade: 43 Ha Lechele, Tšoeneng, Matebeleng, Motlomong, Ha Mokali-Motšo, Formal Employement: 862 Ha Mafethe, Ha Ramokhu, Khokhotsing, Ha Teke, Tiping, Shopong, Farming: 989 Ha Noto, Ha Moiketeki, Monyameng, Makilanyaneng, Ha Lesala, 4. No. of people generating incomes from other sources in the CC area. Specify 0 Liphakoaneng, Maqhatseng, Ha Sebabatso, Ha Qheku. 5. Names and types of associations within the CC area Ke Bophelo Support group, Thusano Matla, Ratanang Metsing, Ikaheng 4. Estimated distance of CC centre from district town (in km and travel time) 52 1hr and 30 min Lecheche, Mpatesheleng Burial Society, Khauhelo Support Group, 2 2 5. Total area of community council (km ) 174.32 km Mokhatlo oa Liphoofolo, Mokhatlo oa Temo, Makilanyane Support group,

Source: Council Office and Planning Unit Molibetsane Children Charity, Mokhatlo oa Lieta.

Source: Clinic and Councilors

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Gender: Health sector: 1. No. of female councilors in the CC area 3 1. Three most prevalent diseases in the CC area • TB • High blood • HIV and AIDS 2. No. of male councilors in the CC area 6 2. Names of health centres in the CC area Government: Mootsinyane Clinic 3. No. of CC staff. Thabang Khutlane - Community Council Secretary NGOs: Mabolokang Nkolokoane - Clerical Assistant 3. Longest and shortest distance to nearest Health centre (in hours or km) Shortest: 3 km Longest: 26 km/ 4 hours Thopempe Mayekiso - Cleaner 4. Names of villages whose access to health facilities is worst: Lethena Mohale - Messenger no. of people affected Paseka Pheko - Watchman 5. Readiness of undergoing VCT (Voluntary Counseling and Testing) • Medium

Source: Councilors in the CC area. 6. Level of interest to get the results of the test in the CC area • Medium

Agricultural sector: 7. No. of people dependent on home based care in the CC area. 176 1. Number of households with agricultural plots in the CC area. 3458 8. No. of HIV and AIDS Support Groups in the CC area 4 2. Average plot sizes in hectares (ha) in the CC area. 3 to 5 hectares 9. No. of households with toilets in the CC area Water Systems: None VIP: 23 Other types: 3. No. of households having land titles (e.g. Form C lease) in the CC area. 2586 4. Three main crops produced in the CC-area. • Maize • Beans • Sorghum 5. Three main livestock herded in the CC-area. • Cattle • Sheep • Goats Source: Nurses, Support Groups and Councilors 6. Size of public land (hectares of range land) within the CC area. 8822 7. List the agricultural services providers available in the CC area Government: Ministry of Agriculture, Food Security and Forestry (government and NGO’s:)? NGOs: World Vision 8. What kind of agricultural projects are planned or under Planned: Irrigation project implementation in the CC area? Under implementation: Tree planting

Source: Councilors, Planning Unit, Villagers and Council Office

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Education sector: Water sector: 1. Number of primary schools in the CC area Government: 4 NGOs (e.g. churches): 4 1. Number of households with access to piped water in the • Public stand pipes: 515 Private and individually owned: none CC area (within 150 m): • Private: • Hand pumps : 2. Number of secondary schools in the CC area Government: none NGOs (e.g. churches): none 2. Number of wells in the CC area. • Permanent: 760 • Perennial: Private and individually owned: none 3. Number of dams in the CC area. Indicate whether they • Communal: 10 3. Number of high schools in the CC area Government: NGOs (e.g. churches): are natural or man-made. • Individual: Private and individually owned: 4. No. of villages with existing water systems in the CC area 4 4. Estimated years of school attendance (not official years)in the CC area: 5. Longest and shortest distance to nearest potable water point Shortest: 5 meters/ 1 minute a) Primary school 7 - 9 (hours/kms) in the CC area. Longest: 16km/ 2 hour b) Secondary school 6. Names of villages where supply of potable water is reliable and clean: Thaba Phiri, Ha Pekenene, ‘Malekopo, Motsekuoa, Ha Moseneke, c) High school no. of households concerned Ha Salemane, Ha Ramolahlehi, Ha Moroke, Makhesuoeng, Ha Monehela, 5. No of school drop outs in the CC area: 1227 Ha Ralefatla, Ha Qone, Ha Nthoa-Ntšo, Ha Ntsibi, Ha Suoane, c) Primary school Ha Ramoroa, Matebeleng, Ha Tloko, Makunyane, Maporoteng, d) Secondary school Rankopane, Khalo, Lekhoaleea, Lelinyane, Qhobosheaneng, Ha Sebatli, c) High School Ha Sebareboi, Ha Ramonyatsi, Khoro-e-betloa, Ha Mosiane, Ha Lechele, 6. Names of farmers training centres (FTCs) in the CC area None Tsoeneng, Matebeleng, Motlomong, Ha Mokali-Motšo, Ha Mafethe, 7. Names of other vocational training schools in the CC-area: Mokhatlo oa Lieta: Girls learn how to sew and make shoes. Ha Ramokhu, Khokhotsing, Ha Teke, Tiping, Shopong, Ha Noto, if available, specify type Ha Moiketeki, Monyameng, Makilanyaneng, Ha Lesala, Liphakoaneng, 8. No. of initiation schools in the CC area for the last year until present time 18 Maqhatseng, Ha Sebabatso, Ha Qheku. 9. No. of initiates in the CC area for the last year until present time Males: 257 Females: 696 7. What kind of water supply projects are planned or under Planned: Provision of clean water supply implementation in the CC area? Under implementation: None Source: Teachers and Council Office 8. Which institutions are in charge of water supply in the CC area? Rural Water Supply. Are they locally represented? No.

Source: Councilors & Council Office

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Roads sector: Energy sector: 1. Total kilometer of Tarred roads (i.e. national roads) in the CC area None 1. Number of households with electricity connections in the CC area. None 2. Names and lengths of existing roads maintained by DRR in the CC area Gravel: Mesitsaneng to Monehela 38 km (i.e. LEC connections) Earth: none 2. Number of villages without electricity in the CC area. 54 3. Longest and shortest distance (km) of villages to nearest “good” road. Shortest: 2 meters Longest: 17 km 3. Number of households using solar energy in the CC area Solar power: 37 Solar cookers and dryers: 4. Names of villages without road access in the CC area. Thaba Phiri, Ha Pekenene, ‘Malekopo, Motsekuoa, Ha Moseneke, 4. Number of households using other energy sources in the CC area (specify) 3 Generators No. of households concerned Ha Salemane, Ha Ramolahlehi, Ha Moroke, Makhesuoeng, 5. Main sources of energy in the CC area fire wood, cow dung, parrafin and gas Ha Monehela, Ha Ralefatla, Ha Qone, Ha Nthoa- Ntšo, Ha Ntsibi, 6. Which institutions are in charge of the electricity sectors in the CC area? None Ha Suoane, Ha Ramoroa, Matebeleng, Ha Tloko, Makunyane, Are they locally represented? Maporoteng, Rankopane, Khalo, Lekhoaleea, Lelinyane, Source: Councilors & Villagers Qhobosheaneng, Ha Sebatli, Ha Sebareboi, Ha Ramonyatsi, Khoro-e-betloa, Ha Mosiane, Ha Lechele, Tsoeneng, Matebeleng, Communication sector: Motlomong, Ha Mokali-Motšo, Ha Mafethe, Ha Ramokhu, 1. No. of villages with landline telephone in the CC area: 54 villages Khokhotsing, Ha Teke, Tiping, Shopong, Ha Noto, Ha Moiketeki, specify number of households with connections 1613 households Monyameng, Makilanyaneng, Ha Lesala, Liphakoaneng, 2. No. of villages with cell phone reception in the CC area None Maqhatseng, Ha Sebabatso, Ha Qheku. 3. No. of villages with local TV reception in the CC area None 5. What kind of road projects are planned or under Planned: • Reconstruction of Mesitsaneng to Monehela road 4. No. of villages with local radio reception in the CC area 54 implementation in the CC area? • Rebuilding of Mootsinyane and Maphutšeng Bridge 5. No. of villages with access to postal/mail services in the CC area None • Nthoa-Ntšo to Tiping road • Ralesholu to Thaba-Phiri road • Rakontane to Teke road Under implementation: Source: Councilors 6. What are the transport infrastructure requirements in the CC area? • Roads • Air Strips • Intermediate means of Transport: Trade and commerce sector: – Footbridges – Walk-ways 1. Number of Businesses in the CC area. Specify type • 10 cafes • 4 taverns • 2 taxis 7. Which Institutions are in charge of the Road Sector in the CC area? Department of Rural Roads (DRR) Are they locally represented? No. 2. Do they have access to specific market for their products? No 3. Are there any financial institutions (e.g., banks, insurances, and credit No Source: DDR & Council Office unions) in the CC area? If yes, provide names and location.

Source: Councilors

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Security sector: Environment sector: 1. Number of security service providers in the CC area Government (Police): None 1. Names of rare, vulnerable and endangered species in the CC area Flora (plants): hloenya, kharetsane, leshoma, maleleka, 2. Mohale’s Hoek Police Private: None Khomo ea balisa, khoara, poho tšehla, kuena. 3. Number of crime prevention committees in the CC area 22 Fauna (animals): lipela, ‘mutlanyane, tšoene, khatla, tlholo 4. Names of villages least covered by security services in the CC area. Thaba Phiri, Ha Pekenene, ‘Malekopo, Motsekuoa, 2. Names of areas of interest (that could be protected) within the council area • Sankoase • Lekhohlong Ha Moseneke, Ha Salemane, Ha Ramolahlehi, Ha Moroke, Names of villages that are facing severe soil erosion in the CC area. Liphookoaneng, Makilanyane, Ha Lesala, Maqhatseng, Makhesuoeng, Ha Monehela, Ha Ralefatla, Ha Qone, Mootsinyane, Pocheng, Phuleng, Tiping. Ha Nthoa-Ntšo, Ha Ntsibi, Ha Suoane, Ha Ramoroa, Matebeleng, 3. What are the causes for this severe soil erosion in the CC area? • Burning of grass • Overgrazing • Severe Rainfall Ha Tloko, Selemo, Mootsinyane, Mabula, Mateisi, Makunyane, • Ploughing in wrong direction • Animals using the same route Maporoteng, Rankopane, Khalo, Lekhoaleea, Lelinyane, 4. What are the projects existing, planned or under implementation for natural Existing: Building of dongas Qhobosheaneng, Ha Sebatli, Ha Sebareboi, Ha Ramonyatsi, resource management (e.g., tree planting, gully rehabilitation, rehabilitation Ongoing: Planting of trees Khoro-e-betloa, Ha Mosiane, Ha Lechele, Tšoeneng, Matebeleng, of wetlands, and soil erosion.) in the CC area Planned: Gully rehabilitation Motlomong, Ha Mokali-Motšo, Ha Mafethe, Ha Ramokhu, Khokhotsing, Ha Teke, Tiping, Shopong, Ha Noto, Ha Moiketeki, Source: Counsellors & Council Office Monyameng, Makilanyaneng, Ha Lesala, Liphakoaneng, Maqhatseng, Ha Sebabatso, Ha Qheku. 5. Common types of crime cases reported in the CC area • Cattle: 3 • Sheep: 20 • Goats: 30 No. of stock stolen in the last year in the CC area • Horses: 8 • Donkeys: None

Source: Counsellors

70 Mohale’s Hoek District Council Information Handbook 2009 71 mootsinyane f06 fact sheet mootsinyane f06 fact sheet MOOTSINYANE F06 Social indicators: 1. Total No. of households in the CC-area 2268 Population: 2. Average number of persons per household in the CC-area 10 1. Total population of the community council (CC) 9995 (Average household size) 2. Male population in the CC area 4743 3. No. of women headed households in the CC-area 1710 3. Female population in the CC area 5252 4. No. of child headed households in the CC-area 366 4. Youth population in the CC area (between 15 and 35 years) Male: 1766 5. No. of orphans in the CC-area: 1681 Female: 1824 a) Paternal orphans 994 5. Average population per village in the CC area (to be filled later) b) Maternal orphans 385 6. No. of births in the last year in the CC area 170 c) Double orphans 302 7. No. of 5+ deaths in the last year in the CC area 199 6. No. of vulnerable children in the CC-area 176 8. Under 5 deaths in the last year in the CC area 30 7. No. of boys not attending school in the CC-area (below 18 years of age) 282 Source: Bureau of Statistics 8. No of girls not attending school in the CC-area (below 18 years of age) 133 9. No. of persons with disabilities in the CC-area: specify the 82 - botholo, bofofu, boritsa, mentally-ill, bomumu, masapo CC Profile: forms of disabilities

1. No. of electoral divisions (EDs) in the CC area 11 Source: Councilors 2. No. of villages in the CC-area 49

3. Names of villages in the CC area Beketsane, Ha Pholo, Ha Makoae, Ha Lesibo, Tlaling, Ha Lengau, Socio-economic indicators: Mokhoele, Phasu Mokhoele, Qeneng, Ramothobi, Katiba, Tlokoeng, 1. No. of persons receiving food aid in the CC area. 285 Shalane, Ha Lesaoana, Sebataolong, Makilanyaneng, Khokhotsaneng, 2. No. of households with the following expenditures (Maloti per year) 0 –500: 1887 Borakapane, Sekoaing, Seliane, Phuthing, Ha Mohapi, Sekhutloaneng, in the CC area: 501 – 1000: 2122 Lekhalong, Anone, Marakong, Ha Mohlomi, Ha Malephane, Khohlong, Above 1000: 714 Phuthing 2, Raqoatha, Moeaneng, Matlapeng, Boritsa, Bochabela, 3. Sources of income and the number of concerned households in the CC area Trade: 57 Tsekong, Ha Mocheko, Ha Beka, Matolong, Mohlakaneng, Ha Thabo, Formal employment: 892 Fika La Tsoene, Moreneng, Moeaneng, Ha Raisa, Tsola, Likotsi, Farming: 4362 Thaba-Bosiu, Mok’hopha. 4. No. of people generating incomes from other sources in the CC area. Specify 4. Estimated distance of CC centre from district town (in km and travel time) 48 km 4 hours 5. Names and types of associations within the CC area Mpate-sheleng, Kopanang Basotho, Kopanang-Basali (Grocery), 2 2 5. Total area of community council (km ) 183.16 km Miim, Rural Selfhelp Development Association, Lisheleng-Mpate, Hareeng-Basotho, Kopano ke Matla (Grocery), Ubuntu Burial Society.

Source: Councilors and Villagers

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Gender: Health sector: 1. No. of female councilors in the CC area 3 1. Three most prevalent diseases in the CC area • HIV/Aids • T.B • Diahorea 2. No. of male councilors in the CC area 8 2. Names of health centres in the CC area Government: Lithipeng Health Clinic 3. No. of CC staff. (Attach list and specify job titles) Community Council Secretary -‘Malerato Clerk - Mavis NGOs: Holy-Cross Clinic Watchman Cleaner 3. Longest and shortest distance to nearest Health centre (in hours or km) Three hours 4. Names of villages whose access to health facilities is worst. Ha Pholo, Beketsane, Ha Makoae, Ha Lesibo, Tlokoeng, Shalane, No. of people affected Ha Lesaoana, Sebataolong, Makilanyaneng, Khokhotsaneng, Borakapane, Sekoaing, Seliane, Phuthing, Mohapi, Mohlomi, Sekhutloaneng, Lekhalong, Anone, Ha Malephane, Khohlong 5. Readiness of undergoing VCT (Voluntary Counseling and Testing) • Medium Agricultural sector: in the CC area. 1. Number of households with agricultural plots in the CC area. 2461 6. Level of interest to get the results of the test in the CC area • Medium 2. Average plot sizes in hectares (ha) in the CC area. 10 (Tick the appropriate situation). 3. No. of households having land titles (e.g. Form C lease) in the CC area. 2488 7. No. of people dependent on home based care in the CC area. 227 4. Three main crops produced in the CC area. • Maize • Sorghum • Beans 8. No. of HIV and AIDS support groups in the CC area 40 5. Three main livestock herded in the CC area. • Cattle • Sheep • Beans 9. No. of households with toilets in the CC area • Water Systems: • VIP: 273 • Other types: 6. Size of public land (hectares of range land) within the CC area. 10 hectares Source: Lithipeng Health Clinic and Councilor 7. List the agricultural services providers available in the CC area Government: Ministry of Agriculture (government and NGO’s:)? NGOs: • SANREMP • R.S.D.A. 8. What kind of agricultural projects are planned or under Planned: implementation in the CC area? Under implementation: Block-farming

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Education sector: Water sector: 1. Number of primary schools in the CC area Government: 2 NGOs (e.g. churches): 8 1. Number of households with access to piped water in the • Public stand pipes: 360 • Private: Private and individually owned: N/A CC area (within 150 m): • Hand pumps: 2. Number of secondary schools in the CC area Government: N/A NGOs (e.g. churches): N/A 2. Number of wells in the CC area. Permanent: 44 Perennial: 16 Private and individually owned: N/A 3. Number of dams in the CC area. Indicate whether they Communal: 4 3. Number of high schools in the CC area Government: N/A NGOs (e.g. churches): N/A are natural or man-made. Individual: 3 Private and individually owned: N/A 4. No. of villages with existing water systems in the CC area 56 4. Estimated years of school attendance (not official years)in the CC area: 5. Longest and shortest distance to nearest potable water point 34 Minutes a) Primary school Eight-Years (hours/kms) in the CC area. b) Secondary school N/A 6. Names of villages where supply of potable water is reliable and clean. Ha Raisa, Likotsi, Thaba-Bosiu, Ha Tsola, Moreneng, Moeaneng, c) High school N/A No. of households concerned Beka, Ha Mocheko, Raqoatha, Lithipeng, Ha Mohapi, Sekhutloaneng, 5. No of school drop outs in the CC area: Khohlong, Phuthing, Anone, Lekhalong, Shalane, Ha Lesaoana, c) Primary school N/A Qeneng, Seqokathe, Ha Lesibo, Ha Makoae, Ha Pholo. d) Secondary school N/A 7. What kind of water supply projects are planned or under Planned: Building of water-tanks and Reconstruction of pipes. c) High school N/A implementation in the CC area? Under implementation: 6. Names of farmers training centres (FTCs) in the CC area N/A 8. Which institutions are in charge of water supply in the CC area? Rural Water Supply 7. Names of other vocational training schools in the CC area. N/A Are they locally represented? It is not Locally represented. If available, specify type 8. No. of initiation schools in the CC area for the last year until present time 14 Source: Chief and Councilors 9. No. of initiates in the CC area for the last year until present time Males: 258 Females: 67

Source: Chief

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Roads sector: Energy sector: 1. Total kilometre of tarred roads (i.e. national roads) in the CC area N/A 1. Number of households with electricity connections in the CC area. N/A 2. Names and lengths of existing roads maintained by DRR in the CC area Gravel: (i.e. LEC connections) Earth: 2. Number of villages without electricity in the CC area. N/A 3. Longest and shortest distance (km) of villages to nearest “good” road. 5 km 3. Number of households using solar energy in the CC area Solar power: N/A Solar cookers and dryers: N/A 4. Names of villages without road access in the CC area. Ha Lesibo, Qeneng, Seelo, Katiba, Phasu-Mokhoele, Sekoaing, 4. Number of households using other energy sources in the CC-area (specify) N/A No. of households concerned Ha Mohapi, Sekhutloaneng, Phuthing, Ha Malephane, Khohlong, 5. Main sources of energy in the CC-area Wood Ha Mohlomi, Ha Mocheko, Ha Beka, Ha Tšola 6. Which institutions are in charge of the electricity sectors in the CC area? N/A 5. What kind of road projects are planned or under Planned: Are they locally represented? implementation in the CC area? Under implementation: Source: Councilors & Villagers 6. What are the transport infrastructure requirements in the CC area? • Intermediate means of Transport: - Footbridges Communication sector: - Walk-ways 1. No. of villages with landline telephone in the CC area: N/A 7. Which Institutions are in charge of the Road Sector in the CC area? DRR specify number of households with connections Are they locally represented? It is not Locally represented. 2. No. of villages with cell phone reception in the CC area 39 No. of villages with local TV reception in the CC area Source: Department of Rural Roads and Councilor 3. 1 4. No. of villages with local radio reception in the CC area 80 • Radio Lesotho • Moafrika F.M. 5. No. of villages with access to postal/mail services in the CC area 73

Source: Councilors

Trade and commerce sector: 1. Number of Businesses in the CC area. Specify type Cafes: 30 Supermarket: 1 2. Do they have access to specific market for their products? N/A 3. Are there any financial institutions (e.g. banks, insurances, credit unions, etc) N/A in the CC area? If yes, provide names and location.

Source: Councilors

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Security sector: Environment sector: 1. Number of security service providers in the CC area Government (Police): • Phamong Police Station 1. Names of rare, vulnerable & endangered species in the CC area Flora (plants): Hloenya, Sehloko, Moretele o Mofubelu, Poho-Tsehla, • Mohale’s Hoek Police Station Private: African-Potatoe, Aloe, Khomo ea Balisa, Khoara 2. Number of crime prevention committees in the CC area 12 Fauna (animals): ‘Mutla, Lipela, Lithlolo, Monkeys, Snakes, Matsa, 3. Names of villages least covered by security services in the CC area. Ha Raisa, Ha Tšola, Likotsi, Thaba-Bosiu, Moreneng, Phokojoe. Fika la Tšoene, Moeaneng, Ha Mocheko, Ha Beka, 2. Names of areas of interest (that could be protected) within the council area Bushmen Rock Art and Paintings Mohlakaneng, Matolong, Ha-Thabo, Raqoatha, Moeaneng, 3. Names of villages that are facing severe soil erosion in the CC area. Ha Makoae, Ha Pholo, Ramothobi, Katiba, Ha Lengau Sekoaing, Matlapeng, Boritsa, Moreneng, Bochabela, Tsekong, Seliane, Borakapane, Ha Seliane, Ha Mohapi, Sekhutloaneng, Marakong, Phuthing, Ha Mohapi, Khohlong, Sekhutloaneng, Ha Mohlomi, Tsekong, Boritsa, Ha Mocheko, Ha Beka, Moreneng, Ha Raisa, Ha Malephane, Phuthing 2, Anone, Lekhalong, Shalane, Ha Tšola, Likotsi, Thaba-Bosiu. Ha Lesaoana, Sekoaing, Sebataolong, Khokhotsaneng, 4. What are the causes for this severe soil erosion in the CC area? • Overgrazing • Heavy-Rainfalls Borakapane, Tlokoeng, Ha Lesibo, Ha Pholo, Beketsane. • Poor Agricultural measures i.e. Tlhokahalo ea Liforo 4. Common types of crime cases reported in the CC area • Violence • Fights • Stock-theft 5 What are the projects existing, planned or under implementation for natural Existing: • Tree-Planting, especially Forestry trees 5. No. of stock stolen in the last year in the CC area • Cattle: 97 • Sheep: 150 • Goats: 18 resource management (e.g., tree planting, gully rehabilitation, rehabilitation • Grass-plantation • Horses: • Donkeys: of wetlands, and soil erosion) in the CC area Ongoing: • Tree-planting Planned: Prevention of Soil erosion by building Blocks Source: Counsellors and villagers

Source: Counsellors

80 Mohale’s Hoek District Council Information Handbook 2009 81 phamong f07 fact sheet phamong f07 fact sheet PHAMONG F07 Social indicators: 1. Total No. of households in the CC area 1925 Population: 2. Average number of persons per household in the CC area 5 1. Total population of the community council (CC) 10366 (Average household size) 1168 2. Male population in the CC area 4797 3. No. of women headed households in the CC area 247 3. Female population in the CC area 5569 4. No. of child headed households in the CC area 1238 4. Youth population in the CC area (between 15 and 35 years) Male: 1734 5. No. of orphans in the CC area: Female: 1877 a) Paternal orphans 580 5. Average population per village in the CC area (to be filled later) b) Maternal orphans 408 6. No. of births in the last year in the CC area 141 c) Double orphans 250 7. No. of 5+ deaths in the last year in the CC area 137 6. No. of vulnerable children in the CC area 42 8. Under 5 deaths in the last year in the CC area 40 7. No. of boys not attending school in the CC area (below 18 years of age) 288 Source: Councilor 8. No of girls not attending school in the CC area (below 18 years of age) 103 9. No. of persons with disabilities in the CC area. • blind - 12 • mentally retarded – 17 CC Profile: Specify the forms of disabilities • deaf - 11

1. No. of electoral divisions (EDs) in the CC area 9 Source: Councilor, Chief and Support Group 2. No. of villages in the CC area 60

3. Names of villages in the CC area (to be attached) Ha Malephane, Janefeke, Liboti, Kheleli, Thoteng, Seteke, Likhohlong, Socio-economic indicators: Mokoto, Motse-mocha, Phiring Moreng, Mphole, Mpobong, Phalana, Makausi, 1. No. of persons receiving food aid in the CC area. 376 Motse-mocha Ha Leloela, Sehoaba, Ralekhaola, Sealuma, Rachabana, 2. No. of households with the following expenditures (Maloti per year) 264 Qiqita, Lekhalong, Tlapa-Letšotso, Koti-sephola, Mahlalela, Lithakong, in the CC area: 0 –500: 769 Molemo, Saphau, Koethene, Tsoeneng, Hlalele, Thota-peli, Ntja-peli, 501 – 1000: 546 Lethena, Cobo, Makhabane, Tšepong, Hekeng, Sepotong, Ratšoane, 3. Sources of income and the number of concerned households in the CC area Above 1000: 6 Makaung, Aupolase, Ramabutsoela, Topisi, Makara, Putsoane, Ntloane, Trade: 27 Thotaneng, Ntoi, Thepung, Lipeleng, Tlhakoaneng, Maqalikeng, Sekhutlong, Formal employment: 2517 Seforong, Mafoseng, Tankele, Makhafoleng, Qacha, Matšeseng, Lipakela Farming: 3284 4. Estimated distance of CC centre from district town (in km and travel time) 93 Km 4. No. of people generating incomes from other sources in the CC area. Specify • 31- selling animals • 83 – sale of wool and mohair 5. Total area of community council (km2) 142 Km2 • 13 – sale of farm products e.g milk • 11 – sale of vegetables.

Source: Councilor and DPU 5. Names and types of associations within the CC area Agriculture: • Ho Ipusa Moiphepi Funeral Schemes: • Mo-Africa, Akofang, Ikopanyeng Village police: • Mahokela

Source: WFP and Councilor

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Gender: Health sector: 1. No. of female councilors in the CC area 6 1. Three most prevalent diseases in the CC area • STI’s • Diahorrea • Abdominal pain 2. No. of male councilors in the CC area 3 2. Names of health centres in the CC area Government: Phamong Health Centre 3. No. of CC staff. (Attach list and specify job titles) Alinah Kapo - Community Council Secretary NGOs: none Tšepang Maqoko - Clerical Assistant 3. Longest and shortest distance to nearest Health centre (in hours or km) 5 hrs Patric Mokhoele - Accounts clerk 4. Names of villages whose access to health facilities is worst. Ha Malephane, Janefeke, Liboti, Kheleli, Thoteng, Seteke, Likhohlong, Molauli Polaki - Night watchman No. of people affected Mokoto, Motse-mocha, Phiring Moreng, Mphole, Mpobong, Phalana, Pulane Nkone - Cleaner Makausi, Motse-mocha Ha Leloela, Sehoaba, Ralekhaola, Sealuma, Source: CCS Rachabana, Qiqita, Lekhalong, Tlapa-Letšotso, Koti-sephola, Mahlalela, Lithakong, Molemo, Saphau, Koethene, Tšoeneng, Hlalele, Thota-peli, Ntja-peli, Lethena, Cobo, Makhabane, Tšepong, Hekeng, Sepotong, Agricultural sector: Ratšoane, Ntoi, Thepung, Lipeleng, Tlhakoaneng, Maqalikeng, 1. Number of households with agricultural plots in the CC area. 3507 Sekhutlong, Seforong, Mafoseng, Tankele, Makhafoleng, Qacha, 2. Average plot sizes in hectares (ha) in the CC area. 1.24 hectares Matšeseng, Lipakela, (5994 affected People) 3. No. of households having land titles (e.g. Form C lease) in the CC area. 2413 5. Readiness of undergoing VCT (Voluntary Counseling and Testing) • High 4. Three main crops produced in the CC area. • Maize • Beans • Sorghum in the CC area. 5. Three main livestock herded in the CC area. • Cattle • Sheep • Goats 6. Level of interest to get the results of the test in the CC area • High 6. Size of public land (hectares of range land) within the CC area. 48500 hectares (Tick the appropriate situation). 7. List the agricultural services providers available in the CC area Government: Ministry of Agric & Food Security, Phamong Agric 7. No. of people dependent on home based care in the CC area. 30 (government and NGO’s:)? Resource centre NGOs: Serimula, Machobane Rural Self-help 8. No. of HIV and AIDS support groups in the CC area 25 Development Association, Mimi 9. No. of households with toilets in the CC area Water Systems: none VIP: 84 Other types: 501 8. What kind of agricultural projects are planned or under Planned: None

implementation in the CC area? Under implementation: Block Farming Source: Health Centre and Councilor

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Education sector: Water sector: 1. Number of primary schools in the CC area Government: 1 NGOs (e.g. churches): 7 1. Number of households with access to piped water in the • Public stand pipes: 1788 • Private: none Private and individually owned: None CC area (within 150m): • Hand pumps: none 2. Number of secondary schools in the CC area Government: None NGOs (e.g. churches): None 2. Number of wells in the CC area. Permanent: 60 Perennial: 37 Private and individually owned: None 3. Number of dams in the CC area. Indicate whether they Communal: 7 3. Number of high schools in the CC area Government: None NGOs (e.g. churches): 1 are natural or man-made. Individual: 27 Private and individually owned: None 4. No. of villages with existing water systems in the CC area 190 4. Estimated years of school attendance (not official years)in the CC area: 5. Longest and shortest distance to nearest potable water point 50 metres a) Primary school 7 (hours/kms) in the CC area. b) Secondary school - 6. Names of villages where supply of potable water is reliable and clean. Ha Phalana, Makausi, Koti-sephola, Mahlalela, Lithakong, Molemo, c) High school 5 No. of households concerned Saphau, Koethene, Tšoeneng, Hlalele, Thota-peli, Ntja-peli, Lethena, 5. No of school drop outs in the CC area: Thepung, Lipeleng, Tlhakoaneng, Maqalikeng, Sekhutlong, Seforong, c) Primary school 288 Mafoseng, Makhafoleng. (246 Malapa) d) Secondary school - 7. What kind of water supply projects are planned or under Planned: extension of water supply . c) High school 21 implementation in the CC area? Under implementation: extension of water pipes/standpipes 6. Names of farmers training centres (FTCs) in the CC area none 8. Which institutions are in charge of water supply in the CC area? Rural Water Supply 7. Names of other vocational training schools in the CC area. none Are they locally represented? It is not represented. If available, specify type 8. No. of initiation schools in the CC area for the last year until present time 2 Source: Rural Water Supply 9. No. of initiates in the CC area for the last year until present time Males: 107 Females: None

Source: Counsellor and school

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Roads sector: Energy sector: 1. Total kilometer of Tarred roads (i.e. national roads) in the CC area 43 km tarred road 50 km 1. Number of households with electricity connections in the CC area. None 2. Names and lengths of existing roads maintained by DRR in the CC area Gravel: Seaka to Phamong 50 km (i.e. LEC connections) Earth: none 2. Number of villages without electricity in the CC area. 60 3. Longest and shortest distance (km) of villages to nearest “good” road. 100 metres 3. Number of households using solar energy in the CC area Solar power: 104 Solar cookers and dryers: 25 4. Names of villages without road access in the CC area. Ha Kheleli, Seteke, Mpobong, Koti-sephola, Mahlalela, 4. Number of households using other energy sources in the CC area (specify) Generator: 26 No. of households concerned Lithakong, Molemo, Saphau, Koethene, Tšoeneng, Hlalele, 5. Main sources of energy in the CC-area Wood Thota-peli, Ntja-peli, Cobo, Makhabane, Makere, Thepung, 6. Which institutions are in charge of the electricity sectors in the CC area? None Lipeleng, Tlhakoaneng, Maqalikeng, Sekhutlong, Seforong, Are they locally represented? Mafoseng, Tankele, Makhafoleng, Ntoi, Saphau, Sethinya, Source: Councilor Phatlalla, Mapholaneng, Rachabane. (356 Malapa) 5. What kind of road projects are planned or under Planned: Phamong to Teleng road (gravel) Communication sector: implementation in the CC area? Under implementation: Gravel road from Ha Makhabane 1. No. of villages with landline telephone in the CC area. None to Ha Taba-li- Atile Specify number of households with connections. 6. What are the transport infrastructure requirements in the CC area? • Roads* 2. No. of villages with cell phone reception in the CC area 40 • Footbridges* 3. No. of villages with local TV reception in the CC area None 7. Which Institutions are in charge of the Road Sector in the CC area? DRR 4. No. of villages with local radio reception in the CC area 60 • Radio Lesotho • Moafrika F.M. Are they locally represented? Not represented 5. No. of villages with access to postal/mail services in the CC area none

Source: DDR & Councilor Source: Councilors

Trade and commerce sector: 1. Number of Businesses in the CC area. Specify type 18 cafés 2 mini supermarkets 2. Do they have access to specific market for their products? Selling at local school 3. Are there any financial institutions (e.g. banks, insurances and credit unions) No in the CC area? If yes, provide names and location.

Source: Councilor

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Security sector: Environment sector: 1. Number of security service providers in the CC area Government (Police): • Phamong Police Unit 1. Names of rare, vulnerable and endangered species in the CC area Flora (plants): hloenya, moli, sehloko, khomo ea balisa, khapumpu, Private: none lesoko, phonyoka, hlokoana la tsela 2. Number of crime prevention committees in the CC area 36 Fauna (animals): matsa 3. Names of villages least covered by security services in the CC area. Ha Malephane, Janefeke, Liboti, Kheleli, Thoteng, Seteke, Likhohlong, 2. Names of areas of interest (that could be protected) within the council area none Mokoto, Motse-mocha, Phiring-Moreng, Mphole, Mpobong, Phalana, Makausi, 3. Names of villages that are facing severe soil erosion in the CC area. Makaung, Aupolasi, Ramabutsoela, Tapisi, Makara, Putsoane, Motse-mocha Ha Leloela, Sehoaba, Ralekhaola, Sealuma, Rachabana, Qiqita, Ntloana, Thotaneng, Moreneng, Matšeseng, Qacha, Lipakela, Lekhalong, Tlapa Letšotso, Koti-sephola, Mahlalela, Lithakong, Molemo, Seforong, Sekonyela, Cobo, Lethena, Liboti, Janefeke, Lekhalong, Saphau, Koethene, Tšoeneng, Hlalele, Thota-peli, Ntja-peli, Lethena, Cobo, Qiqita, Tlapa Letšotso, Ralekhaola Makhabane, Tšepong, Hekeng, Sepotong, Ratšoane, Ntoi, Thepung, Lipeleng, 4. What are the causes for this severe soil erosion in the CC area? Over grazing, burning of grass and heavy rain and storm Tlhakoaneng, Maqalikeng, Sekhutlong, Seforong, Mafoseng, Tankele, 5 What are the projects existing, planned or under implementation for natural Existing: Tree plantation, building dongas Makhafoleng, Qacha, Matšeseng, Lipakela resource management (e.g. tree planting, gully rehabilitation, rehabilitation of Ongoing: none 4. Common types of crime cases reported in the CC area • common assault • house breaking • stock-theft • sexual abuse wetlands and soil erosion) in the CC area Planned: Tree plantation 5. No. of stock stolen in the last year in the CC area • cattle: none • sheep: none • goats: none Source: Councilor • horses: • donkeys:

Source: Police and Councilor

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Population: Social indicators: 1. Total population of the community council (CC) 18808 1. Total No. of households in the CC area 4345 2. Male population in the CC area 8936 2. Average number of persons per household in the CC area 4 3. Female population in the CC area 9872 (Average household size) 4. Youth population in the CC area (between 15 and 35 years) Male: 3713 3. No. of women headed households in the CC area 1522 Female: 3915 4. No. of child headed households in the CC area 85 5. Average population per village in the CC area (to be filled later) 5. No. of orphans in the CC area: 3016 6. No. of births in the last year in the CC area 190 a) Paternal orphans 1330 7. No. of 5+ deaths in the last year in the CC area 250 b) Maternal orphans 1063 8. Under 5 deaths in the last year in the CC area 71 c) Double orphans 623

Source: Councilor 6. No. of vulnerable children in the CC area 92 7. No. of boys not attending school in the CC area (below 18 years of age) 273 CC Profile: 8. No of girls not attending school in the CC area (below 18 years of age) 90 1. No. of electoral divisions (EDs) in the CC area 11 9. No. of persons with disabilities in the CC area. 13 mental disability 2. No. of villages in the CC area 97 Specify the forms of disabilities Ha Kaphe, Mphena, Tepa, Matibi, Faskere, Ha Ramatlali, Phohlokong, 3. Names of villages in the CC-area (to be attached) Source: Councilor 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, 4. Estimated distance of CC centre from district town (in km and travel time) 34 Km, 45 min 5. Total area of community council (km2) -

Source: DPU and Councilor

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Socio-economic indicators: Agricultural sector: 1. No. of persons receiving food aid in the CC area. 21 1. Number of households with agricultural plots in the CC area. 6288 2. No. of households with the following expenditures (Maloti per year) 0 –500: 1834 2. Average plot sizes in hectares (ha) in the CC area. 1.24 hectares in the CC area. 501 – 1000: 714 3. No. of households having land titles (e.g. Form C lease) in the CC area. 1108 Above 1000: 62 4. Three main crops produced in the CC area. • Maize • Beans • Sorghum 3. Sources of income and the number of concerned households in the CC area Trade: 84 5. Three main livestock herded in the CC area. • Cattle • Sheep • Goats Formal employment: 3792 6. Size of public land (hectares of range land) within the CC area. 4994 hectares Farming: 6288 7. List the agricultural services providers available in the CC area Government: Ministry of Agric & Food Security, 25 selling animals, 273 wool, 8 hawkers and farm products (government and NGO’s:)? Mpharane Agric Resource Centre 4. No. of people generating incomes from other sources in the CC area. Specify Agric: Likhomo-Lihoai, Metjoli-eea-sesa, Potlakang Basotho, NGOs: CARE, TEBA, Caritus, UNICEF, Red Cross, World Vision Tiisa-Mose Mosali, Pheellang Basotho, Iketsetseng, 8. What kind of agricultural projects are planned or under Planned: Unity farming 5. Names and types of associations within the CC area Funeral Schemes: Ipopeng Matebele, Lerato Kopanang Basotho, implementation in the CC area? Under implementation: Block farming

Hauhelanang Sechaba, Ikahele Areka, Sepinare Mpatesheleng, Raohang Source: DPU and Councilor 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 Source: Councilor

Gender: 1. No. of female councilors in the CC area 7 2. No. of male councilors in the CC area 4 3. No. of CC staff. Nthabiseng Nkatene - Community Council Secretary Karabo Mabuthile - Clerical Assistant Semanyela Maqeba - Accounts clerk Motsamai Ramohafa - Night watchman Maitumeleng Mokhothu - Cleaner

Source: CCS and Councilor

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Health sector: Education sector: 1. Three most prevalent diseases in the CC area • HIV/AIDS • Diahorrea and coughs • STIs 1. Number of primary schools in the CC area Government: 4 NGOs (e.g. churches): 12 2. Names of health centres in the CC area Government: Mpharane Health Centre Private and individually owned: none NGOs: none 2. Number of secondary schools in the CC area Government: 1 NGOs (e.g. churches): None 3. Longest and shortest distance to nearest Health centre (in hours or km) 18 km Private and individually owned: None 4. Names of villages whose access to health facilities is worst. Ha Tepa, Matibi, Ha Ramatlali, Phohlokong, Ntširele, Pekenene, 3. Number of high schools in the CC area Government: None NGOs (e.g. churches): 1 No. of people affected Motho-o-sele, Ramosoeu, Nkone, Pakela, Makatseng, Mokhothu, Private and individually owned: None Mahahaneng, Lithakaling, Chefa, Sehlabaneng, Motsekuoa, Matsoapong, 4. Estimated years of school attendance (not official years)in the CC area: Rathobei, Tšoeu, Ratšoeu, Matebeleng, Khanyane, Ralebakeng, Ntširele, a) Primary school 7 Makutoaneng, Makhalong, Kopialena, Ralijeng, Lisene, Masita, Folatsane, b) Secondary school 3 Mahlalela, Moeletsi, Matšeo, Senekane, Belemane, Maqeba, Draaihuk, c) High school 5 Tutulung, Kalakeng, Bokoro, Mahlelebe, Mothe, Mokunyane, Khoale, 5. No of school drop outs in the CC area: Seabata, Maboneng, Mosika, Thetela, Qoane, Rampeli, Mothetho, c) Primary school 625 Ranyakane, Biane, Manakalali, Maqoala, Moshebi, (8565 People) d) Secondary school 23 5. Readiness of undergoing VCT (Voluntary Counseling and Testing) • High* • Medium c) High school 7 in the CC-area. • Low 6. Names of farmers training centres (FTC’s) in the CC area none 6. Level of interest to get the results of the test in the CC area • High* • Medium 7. Names of other vocational training schools in the CC area. none (Tick the appropriate situation). • Low If available, specify type 7. No. of people dependent on home based care in the CC area. 88 8. No. of initiation schools in the CC area for the last year until present time 15 8. No. of HIV and AIDS support groups in the CC area 46 9. No. of initiates in the CC area for the last year until present time Males: 731 Females: None 9. No. of households with toilets in the CC area Water systems: none VIP: 410 Other types: 452 Source: School and Education Office

Source: Health Centre and Support Group

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Water sector: Roads sector: 1. Number of households with access to piped water in the • Public stand pipes: 3730 • Private: 25 1. Total kilometer of Tarred roads (i.e. national roads) in the CC area none CC area (within 150m): • Hand pumps: none 2. Names and lengths of existing roads maintained by DRR in the CC area Gravel: Thaba-atsoeu – Mpharane Road about 26 Km 2. Number of wells in the CC area. Permanent: 96 Perennial: 74 Earth: none 3. Number of dams in the CC area. Indicate whether they Communal: 9 3. Longest and shortest distance (km) of villages to nearest “good” road. 10 Km and 1.5 metres are natural or man-made. Individual: 17 4. Names of villages without road access in the CC area. Ha Tepa, Matibi, Ramatlali, Phohlokong, Thaba-Lepapa, Sepinare, Ntširele 4. No. of villages with existing water systems in the CC area 80 No. of households concerned (01), Pekenene, Motho-o-sele, Ramosoeu, Nkone, Pakela, Makatseng, 5. Longest and shortest distance to nearest potable water point 300 metres Mokhothu, Nkone, Mokhothu, Pontšeng, Mahahaneng, Folatsane, Mahlalela, (hours/kms) in the CC area. Moeletsi, Mahlelebe, Mosotho, Matsekeng, Letlapeng, Mokunyane, Khoale, 6. Names of villages where supply of potable water is reliable and clean. Ha Tepa, Matibi, Faskere, Ha Ramatlali, Phohlokong, Motho-o-sele, Seabata, Thetela, Rampeli, Biane, Manakalali, Moshebi, Mapuru, ’Mako No. of households concerned Ramosoeu, Nkone, Pakela, Makatseng, Lithakaling, Chefa, Lefikeng, Matsaung, Makhalaneng, Ntširele, Makutoaneng, Rankhala, Rantsekoane Mokolana, Masita, Mahlalela, Bokoro, Mahlelebe, Jim, Mosotho, Nkoboto, 5. What kind of road projects are planned or under Planned: Gravel road from Sehlabaneng to Ha Mokolana Patisa, Sehloho, Matsekeng, Khoale, Qoane, Rampeli, Moshebi, Mapuru. implementation in the CC area? and Lefikeng to Ha Moloche 7. What kind of water supply projects are planned or under Planned: Maintainance of waterpipes and extension of standpipes Under implementation: Gravel Road from Ha Senekane to Ha Soere implementation in the CC area? at Ha Bokoro, Pontšeng and Mahlalela. 6. What are the transport infrastructure requirements in the CC area? • Roads Under implementation: Maitainance of standpipes and tanks • Intermediate means of Transport: - Footbridges 8. Which institutions are in charge of water supply in the CC area? Rural Water Supply 7. Which Institutions are in charge of the Road Sector in the CC area? DRR Are they locally represented? Not represented Are they locally represented? Not represented

Source: DDR and Councilor Source: Rural Water Supply

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Energy sector: Security sector: 1. Number of households with electricity connections in the CC area. none 1. Number of security service providers in the CC area Government (Police): • Mpharane Police Unit (i.e. LEC connections) Private: none 2. Number of villages without electricity in the CC area. 4345 2. Number of crime prevention committees in the CC area 62 3. Number of households using solar energy in the CC area Solar power: 174 Solar cookers and dryers: none 3. Names of villages least covered by security services in the CC area. Ha Kaphe, Mphena, Tepa, Matibi, Faskere, Ha Ramatlali, Phohlokong, 4. Number of households using other energy sources in the CC area. Specify. Generator: 61 Sekiring, Sepinare, Ntširele, Nomoro-one, Khanyane, Sekunyane, Lehlakeng, 5. Main sources of energy in the CC area wood and paraffin Taele, Khomo-ngoe, Ntsapi, Pekenene, Motho-o-sele, Ramosoeu, Nkone, 6. Which institutions are in charge of the electricity sectors in the CC-area? None Pakela, Makatseng, Mokhothu, Mahahaneng, Lithakaling, Chefa, Lefikeng, Are they locally represented? Matsaung, Mokolana, Sehlabaneng, Motsekuoa, Matsoapong, Rathobei, Tsoeu, Ratsoeu, Matebeleng, Khanyane, Ralebakeng, Lifateng, Ntširele, Source: Councilor Makutoane, Makhalong, Kopialena, Ralijeng, Lisene, Masita, Folatsane, Mahlalela, Moeletsi, Matšeo, Senekane, Belemane, Maqeba, Draaihuk, Communication sector: Tutulung, Kalakeng, Bokoro, Mahlelebe, Mothe, Mosotho, Nkoboto, Sehloho, 1. No. of villages with landline telephone in the CC area. None Matsekeng, Nk’hu-nk’hu, Letlapeng, Mokunyane, Khoale, Rank’henk’hu, Specify number of households with connections Khang-ka-khotso, Seabata, Maboneng, Mosika, Thetela, Qoane, Rampeli, 2. No. of villages with cell phone reception in the CC area 74 Mothetho, Ranyakane, Biane, Manakalali, Maqoala, Moshebi, 3. No. of villages with local TV reception in the CC area none 4. Common types of crime cases reported in the CC area • Common assault • House breaking • Stock-theft • Sexual abuse 4. No. of villages with local radio reception in the CC area 94 5. No. of stock stolen in the last year in the CC area • Cattle: none • Sheep: 1 • Goats: none 5. No. of villages with access to postal/mail services in the CC area 12 • Horses: 4 • Donkeys: Source: Councilors Source: Police and Councilor

Trade and commerce sector: 1. Number of businesses in the CC area. Specify type 49 cafés 2 supermarkets 5 public bars 2. Do they have access to specific market for their products? They sell wool at Sekiring, pigs, chicken and eggs locally 3. Are there any financial institutions (e.g. banks, insurances and credit unions) No in the CC area? If yes, provide names and location.

Source: Councilor

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Environment sector: Population: 1. Names of rare, vulnerable & endangered species in the CC-area Flora (plants): hloenya, moli, phefo, poone-ea-ltšoene, sehloko 1. Total population of the community council (CC) 9324 Fauna (animals): None 2. Male population in the CC area 4747 2. Names of areas of interest (that could be protected) within the council area None 3. Female population in the CC area 4577 3. Names of villages that are facing severe soil erosion in the CC-area. Ha Kaphe, Matibi, Sepinare, Nomoro-one, Khomo-ngoe, Ntsapi, 4. Youth population in the CC area (between 15 and 35 years) Male: 1607 Phala, Tšese, Lithakaling, Chefa, Lefikeng, Mokolana, Sehlabaneng, Female: 1541 Motsekuoa, Matsoapong, Rathobei, Tšoeu, Ratšoeu, Matebeleng, 5. Average population per village in the CC area Khanyane, Ralebakeng, Ntširele, Makutoane, Makhalong, Senekane, 6. No. of births in the last year in the CC area 145 Mothe, Mosotho, Nkoboto, Sehloho, Matsekeng, Letlapeng, 7. No. of 5+ deaths in the last year in the CC area 111 Mokunyane, Khoale, Seabata, Maboneng, Rampeli. 8. Under 5 deaths in the last year in the CC area 36

4. What are the causes for this severe soil erosion in the CC-area? Over grazing, heavy rain and storm Source: IEC Ketane, Councilors and Chiefs What are the projects existing, planned or under implementation for Natural Existing: Tree plantation, building of dongas 5 Resource Management (e.g. tree planting, gully rehabilitation, rehabilitation Ongoing: None CC Profile: of wetlands, soil erosion etc.) in the CC-area Planned: Tree plantation, Building of dongas 1. No. of electoral divisions (EDs) in the CC area 11 2. No. of villages in the CC area 83 Source: Councilor 3. Names of villages in the CC area 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. 4. Estimated distance of CC centre from district town (km & travel time) 138 km 6 hrs 30 minutes 5. Total area of community council (km2) 205.57 km2

Source: Council Clerk and Councilors

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Social indicators: Gender: 1. Total No. of households in the CC area 2559 1. No. of female councilors in the CC area 4 2. Average number of persons per household in the CC area 12 2. No. of male councilors in the CC area 7 (Average household size) 3. No. of CC staff. (Attach list and specify job titles) ‘Mamokete Mochochoko - Clerical Assistant 3. No. of women headed households in the CC area 623 Sello Lerotholi - Messenger 4. No. of child headed households in the CC area 180 Lehana - Accounts Clerk 5. No. of orphans in the CC area: 244 Ntsaole Kotelo - Watchman a) Paternal orphans 420 Source: Councilors b) Maternal orphans 297

c) Double orphans 193 Agricultural sector: 6. No. of vulnerable children in the CC area 257 1. Number of households with agricultural plots in the CC area. 1881 7. No. of boys not attending school in the CC area (below 18 years of age) 147 2. Average plot sizes in hectares (ha) in the CC area. 12 hectares 8. No of girls not attending school in the CC area (below 18 years of age) 244 3. No. of households having Land Titles (e.g. Form C lease) in the CC area. 2586 9. No. of persons with disabilities in the CC area. 124 blindness, deaf, cripple, mute, mental-illnesses, boqhoala 4. Three main crops produced in the CC area. • Maize • Sorghum • Beans Specify the forms of disabilities 5. Three main livestock herded in the CC area. • Cattle • Horses • Goats Source: Councilors 6. Size of public land (hectares of range land) within the CC area. 7. List the agricultural services providers available in the CC area Government: Ministry of Agriculture Socio-economic indicators: (government and NGOs:)? NGOs: SANREMP SERUMULA-MOVE 1. No. of persons receiving food aid in the CC area. 349 8. What kind of agricultural projects are planned or under Planned: 2. No. of households with the following expenditures (Maloti per year) 0 – 500: 3092 implementation in the CC area? Under implementation: Block farming in the CC area. 501 – 1000: 1454 Above 1000: 793 Source: Councilors and D.A.O. Mohale’s Hoek 3. Sources of income and the number of concerned households in the CC area Trade: 42 Formal employment: 89 Farming: 2670 4. No. of people generating incomes from other sources in the CC area. Specify N/A 5. Names and types of associations within the CC area • Support Groups • Itjareng Basotho • Ratanang Basotho • Nthuse Morena • Thusanang Basotho (Grocery) • Mpate Sheleng

Source: Villagers, Councilors and Nohana Clinic

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Health sector: Education sector: 1. Three most prevalent diseases in the CC area • HIV and AIDS • TB • Diarrhoea 1. Number of primary schools in the CC area Government: 4 NGOs (e.g. churches): 10 2. Names of health centres in the CC area Government: Nohana Health Clinic Private and individually owned: N/A NGOs: 2. Number of secondary schools in the CC area Government: 3 NGOs (e.g. churches): 2 3. Longest and shortest distance to nearest Health centre (in hours or km) Private and individually owned: 4. Names of villages whose access to health facilities is worst. Ha Kori, Ralitšibana, Ha Rabosiu, Ha Lekhutsa, Maloreng, Mankung, 3. Number of high schools in the CC area Government: N/A NGOs (e.g. churches): N/A No. of people affected Seshaing, Ha Lesoli, Mokibeng, Matlotlo, Lichecheng, Ha Motumi, Private and individually owned: N/A Ha Machaba, Tsebatalana, Isaka, Tsuinyane, Biafa, Ha Meso, Thabaneng, 4. Estimated years of school attendance (not official years)in the CC area: Ha Maama, Ha Ranyali, Tsoapo le Bolila, Ha Sebili, Khubetsoana, Seithati, a) Primary school Seven years Lierefeng, Ha Lepeli, Ha Betsu, Tiping, Mahamong. b) Secondary school Three years 5. Readiness of undergoing VCT (Voluntary Counseling and Testing) • High • Medium√ c) High school N/A in the CC area. • Low 5. No of school drop outs in the CC area: N/A 6. Level of interest to get the results of the test in the CC area • High • Medium√ c) Primary school (Tick the appropriate situation). • Low d) Secondary school 7. No. of people dependent on home based care in the CC area. c) High school 8. No. of HIV and AIDS support groups in the CC area 6. Names of farmers training centres (FTCs) in the CC-area N/A 9. No. of households with toilets in the CC area • Water Systems: N/A • VIP: 97 7. Names of other vocational training schools in the CC area. N/A • Other types: If available, specify type 8. No. of initiation schools in the CC area for the last year until present time 6 Source: Nohana Health Clinic and Councillors 9. No. of initiates in the CC area for the last year until present time Males: 246 Females: 74

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Water sector: Roads sector: 1. Number of households with access to piped water in the • Public stand pipes: 272 • Private: 75 1. Total kilometre of tarred roads (i.e. national roads) in the CC area N/A CC-area (within 150m): • Hand pumps: none 2. Names and lengths of existing roads maintained by DRR in the CC area Gravel: 2. Number of wells in the CC-area. Permanent: 107 Perennial: 31 Earth: 3. Number of dams in the CC-area. Indicate whether they Communal: 21 3. Longest and shortest distance (km) of villages to nearest “good” road. 5 km are natural or man-made. Individual: 9 4. Names of villages without road access in the CC area. Mangaung, Mahamong, Tiping, Khubetsoana, Ha Ranyali, Ha Seithati, 4. No. of villages with existing water systems in the CC-area 62 No. of households concerned Ha Lepeli, Ha Sebili, Tsoapo le Bolila, Ha Mosaletsane, Tsebatalana, Isaka, 5. Longest and shortest distance to nearest potable water point 1km 45 minutes Tsuinyane, Meso, Mama, Ha Lekhutsa, Seshaile, Ha Piti, Ha Machaba, (hours/kms) in the CC-area. Matlapaneng, Qaqatu, Ha Moroko, Ha Motumi, Mokeke, Ha Matebesi, 6. Names of villages where supply of potable water is reliable and clean: Mangaung, Ha Lepeli, Ha Ranyali, Letsatseng Ha Betsu, Lebaleng, Mafika-Lisiu, Mothaba, Beatu, Marabeng, Ha Sekhohola. no. of households concerned Nama u Lule, Materentseng, Tsibatalana, Isaka, Ha Tsuinyane, Mosikong, 5. What kind of road projects are planned or under Planned: Letsolo la Iketsetse i.e Villagers united in constructing their roads. Ha Hlalele, Ha Lekhutsa, Ha Mokokoana, Ha Moroko, Mokeke, Lipeneng, implementation in the CC area? Under implementation: Maintenance of the main road (Gravel) from Ketane Motse-Mocha, Ha Sekhohola. to Seaka Bridge. 7. What kind of water supply projects are planned or under Planned: 6. What are the transport infrastructure requirements in the CC area? • Intermediate means of Transport: implementation in the CC-area? Under implementation: - Footbridges - Walk-ways 8. Which institutions are in charge of water supply in the CC-area? Rural Water Supply 7. Which institutions are in charge of the road sector in the CC area? DRR Are they locally represented? It is not locally represented Are they locally represented? It is not locally represented

Source: Council Clerk Source: Councillors

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Energy sector: Security sector: 1. Number of households with electricity connections in the CC area. N/A 1. Number of security service providers in the CC area Government (Police): Ketane Police Station (i.e. LEC connections) Private: 2. Number of villages without electricity in the CC area. N/A 2. Number of crime prevention committees in the CC area 17 3. Number of households using solar energy in the CC area Solar power: Solar cookers and dryers: 3. Names of villages least covered by security services in the CC area. Mangaung, Tiping, Mahamong, Ha Maama, Tšibalatana, Isaka, 4. Number of households using other energy sources in the CC area. Specify. N/A Tsuinyane, Matlapaneng, Ha Machaba, Ha Piti, Mokeke, Ha Matebesi, 5. Main sources of energy in the CC area Wood Mafika-Lisiu, Mothaba, Lesokoaneng, Ha Ntebele, Ha-Sekhohola, 6. Which institutions are in charge of the electricity sectors in the CC area? N/A Letlapeng, Ha Kori, Ha Rabosiu. Are they locally represented? 4. Common types of crime cases reported in the CC area Violence and theft 5. No. of stock stolen in the last year in the CC area • Cattle: 52 • Sheep: 23 • Goats: 5 • Horses: 0 • Donkeys: 0 Source: Councilor Source: Chiefs & Councilors

Communication sector: 1. No. of villages with landline telephone in the CC area. N/A Environment sector: Specify number of households with connections 1. Names of rare, vulnerable & endangered species in the CC area Flora (plants): hloenya, sehloko, qobo, lesoko, ‘moli, sefothafotha, 2. No. of villages with cell phone reception in the CC area 6 poho-tšehla, kuena, lekhala, khoara, khomo ea balisa. 3. No. of villages with local TV reception in the CC area N/A Fauna (animals): ‘mutla, lipela, matsa, thlolo, mochalla. 4. No. of villages with local radio reception in the CC area 76 • Radio Lesotho • Mo-Afrika F.M. 2. Names of areas of interest (that could be protected) within the council area San caves and their paintings 5. No. of villages with access to postal/mail services in the CC area Tsullung Ha Bosiu 3. Names of villages that are facing severe soil erosion in the CC area. Ha Kori, Ha Ralitsibana, Ha Raseboko, Ha Sethobane, Boiketlo, Source: Councilors Ha Maponyane, Ha Moroko, Ha Machaba, Lichecheng,Tsuinyane, Biafa, Khoathing, Boitelo, Ha Nyape, Khoathing, Materentseng, Ha Mokoinihi, Trade and commerce sector: Tsoapo le Bolila, Khubetsoana, Majapereng, Mafikeng, Moeaneng. 1. Number of businesses in the CC area. Specify type 17 cafes 5 mills 4. What are the causes for this severe soil erosion in the CC area? Overgrazing 1 restaurant 1 supermarket Heavy-Rainfalls 2. Do they have access to specific market for their products? N/A 5 What are the projects existing, planned or under implementation for natural Existing: 3. Are there any financial institutions (e.g. banks, insurances and credit unions) N/A resource management (e.g. tree planting, gully rehabilitation, rehabilitation of Ongoing: • Forestry or Tree-planting • Building of Water-Tanks in the CC area? If yes, provide names and location. wetlands, and soil erosion) in the CC area • Block-Farming • Prevention of soil rrosion by building blocks

Source: Councilor Planned: • Grass planting • Building of VIP Toilets

Source: Councillors

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Population: Social indicators: 1. Total population of the community council (CC) 7919 1. Total No. of households in the CC area 1066 2. Male population in the CC area 4187 2. Average number of persons per household in the CC area 4-7 3. Female population in the CC area 3732 (Average household size) 4. Youth population in the CC area (between 15 and 35 years) Male: 1243 3. No. of women headed households in the CC area 324 Female: 1582 4. No. of child headed households in the CC area 37 5. Average population per village in the CC area 128 5. No. of orphans in the C area: 6. No. of births in the last year in the CC area 150 a) Paternal orphans 128 7. No. of 5+ deaths in the last year in the CC area 15 b) Maternal orphans 259 8. Under 5 deaths in the last year in the CC area 10 c) Double orphans 113

Source: Councilors and Chiefs 6. No. of vulnerable children in the CC area 329 7. No. of boys not attending school in the CC area (below 18 years of age) 75 CC Profile: 8. No of girls not attending school in the CC area (below 18 years of age) 124 1. No. of electoral divisions (EDs) in the CC area 9 9. No. of persons with disabilities in the CC area. 149 2. No. of villages in the CC area 62 Specify the forms of disabilities 3. Names of villages in the CC area (to be attached) Ha Oetsi, Hukustata, Ha Oetsi Masaleng, Thaba- Bosiu, Ha Hlalele, Ha Molobeli, Source: Councilors and Clinic Selomong Ha Hlalele, Lekhalong Ha Masiba, Ha Rampoti, Ha Tlokofa, Ha Motseki, Khubetsoana Sekolong, Ha Sello Sepolo, Ha Makhoana, Letlapeng Ha Mpache, Socio-economic indicators: Motse-mocha Ha Mpheleki, Ha Setofolo Qhobeng, Ha Jane Tjotjo, Ha Serokolo, 1. No. of persons receiving food aid in the CC area. 92 Malachamela, Poriki Qhobeng, Ha Sibi-Sibi Majapereng, Litlhabela, Thaba-Sekoka, 2. No. of households with the following expenditures (Maloti per year) 0 - M500 : 225 Ha Selaelae, Ketanyane Ha Mothibi, Koung Ha Motlatsi, Marotobolong, Mehloling, in the CC area. M501 - M1000 : 406 Ha Tsumane, Ha Raboea, Tsitsa, Ketanyane Ha Pontšo, Poriki Ketanyane, Letlapeng M1000 and above: 435 Ketanyane, Lekhalong Ha Pitikoane, Ha Simone Ha Hlalele, Ha Kotsoana, Ha Nthamae, 3. Sources of income and the number of concerned households in the CC area Trade: 43 Ha Ralekhoasa, Ha Rantoetsi, Ha Teleki, Ha khojane, Ha Tau, Qhoobeng Ha Letsie, Formal Employement: 410 Ha Polile, Ha Qoboko, Ha Tiehi, Phuthing, Likoaeng, Ha Ramakholela, Matsatseng Farming: 212 Ha Ntjanyana, Sentelina Ha Lekitla, Ha Mokoara, Ha Makatla, Ha Ntjanyana, 4. No. of people generating incomes from other sources in the CC area. Specify None Ha Nompilo, Ha Rangoajane Bolometsa, Sekhoko, Matsatseng Ha Lefuma, 5. Names and types of associations within the CC area Khakhathane Six villages Grower Association, Elelloang HIV Support Koting-sa-Matsa, Ha Mocheko Mabilikoe. Group, Lesaka la Kopanelo, Ikopanyenng Buria Society, Itjareng 4. Estimated distance of CC centre from district town (km & travel time) 174 km / 8hrs Basiea, Ikopanyeng Leseli and Kotsoana Opharnage 5. Total Area of Community council (km2) 7409km2 Source: Councilors Source: Council Secretary’s Office, IEC, Councilors and Planning Unit

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Gender: Health sector: 1. No. of female councilors in the CC area 5 1. Three most prevalent diseases in the CC area • HIV/AIDS • T.B • Diarrhoea 2. No. of male councilors in the CC area 3 2. Names of health centres in the CC area Government: • Mobile Doctors and Mobile Clinic • Nohana Clinic (Ketane) 3. No. of CC staff. (Attach list and specify job titles) Mrs. Theresia Mphakoana - Community Council Secretary NGOs: Mr. Mathealira Sobane - Clerical Assistant 3. Longest and shortest distance to nearest Health centre (in hours or km) Shortest: 11Km/6hours Longest: 32 Km/2days Mr. Hareteke Mphasi - Accountant Clerk 4. Names of villages whose access to health facilities is worst. Ha Oetsi, Hukustata, Ha Oetsi Masaleng, Thaba- Bosiu, Ha Hlalele, Mrs. Nthateng Phafuli - Cleaner No. of people affected Ha Molobeli, Selomong Ha Hlalele, Lekhalong Ha Masiba, Ha Rampoti, Mr. Lereng Mosia - Messenger Ha Tlokofa, Ha Motseki, Khubetsoans Sekolong, Ha Sello Sepolo, Mr Tšeliso Lehata - Watchmam Ha Makhoana, Letlapeng Ha Mpache, Motse-mocha Ha Mpheleki, Source: Councilors and Council Office Ha Setofolo Qhobeng, Ha Jane Tjotjo, Ha Serokolo, Malachamela, Poriki Qhobeng, Ha Sibi- Sibi Majapereng, Litlhabela, Thaba- Sekoka,

Agricultural sector: Ha Selaelae, Ketanyane Ha Mothibi, Koung Ha Motlatsi, Marotobolong, 1. Number of households with agricultural plots in the CC area. 1806 Mehloling, Ha Tsumane, Ha Raboea, Tsitsa, Ketanyane Ha Pontšo, 2. Average plot sizes in hectares (ha) in the CC area. 4.3 Poriki Ketanyane, Letlapeng Ketanyane, Lekhalong Ha Pitikoane, 3. No. of households having land titles (e.g. Form C lease) in the CC area. None Ha Simone Ha Hlalele, Ha Kotsoana, Ha Nthamae, Ha Ralekhoasa, 4. Three main crops produced in the CC area. Highlands: wheat, peas and lucern hay Ha Rantoetsi, Ha Teleki, Ha khojane, Ha Tau, Qhoobeng Ha Letsie, Lowlands: maize, sorghum and beans Ha Polile, Ha Qoboko, Ha Tiehi, Phuthing, Likoaeng, Ha Ramakholela, 5. Three main livestock herded in the CC area. • Cattle • Sheep • Horses Matsatseng Ha Ntjanyana, Sentelina Ha Lekitla, Ha Mokoara, 6. Size of public land (hectares of range land) within the CC area. 6.079 Ha Makatla, Ha Ntjanyana, Ha Nompilo, Ha Rangoajane Bolometsa, 7. List the agricultural services providers available in the CC area Goverment: Ministry of Agriculture Sekhoko, Matsatseng Ha Lefuma, Koting-sa-Matsa, Ha Mocheko Mabilikoe. (government and NGOs:)? NGOs: 5. Readiness of undergoing VCT (Voluntary Counseling and Testing) • High 8. What kind of agricultural projects are planned or under Planned: Tree planting in the CC area. implementation in the CC area? Under implementation: 6. Level of interest to get the results of the test in the CC area • High (Tick the appropriate situation). Source: Planning Unit and Councilors 7. No. of people dependent on home based care in the CC area. 75 8. No. of HIV and AIDS support groups in the CC area 7 9. No. of households with toilets in the CC area Water Systems: None VIP: 4 Other types:

Source: Councillors and IEC

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Education sector: Water sector: 1. Number of primary schools in the CC area Government: 1 NGOs (e.g. churches): 10 1. Number of households with access to piped water in the • Public stand pipes: 73 • Private: 0 Private and individually owned: none CC area (within 150m). • Hand pumps: 0 2. Number of secondary schools in the CC area Government: none NGOs (e.g. churches): none 2. Number of wells in the CC area. Permanent: 13 Perennial: 0 Private and individually owned: 3. Number of dams in the CC area. Indicate whether they Communal: 0 3. Number of high schools in the CC area Government: none NGOs (e.g. churches): none are natural or man-made. Individual: 0 Private and individually owned: none 4. No. of villages with existing water systems in the CC area 5 4. Estimated years of school attendance (not official years)in the CC area: 5. Longest and shortest distance to nearest potable water point Shortest: 5 km/ 30 min a) Primary school 7-9 (hours/kms) in the CC area. Longest: 26 km/ 4 hrs b) Secondary school 0 6. Names of villages where supply of potable water is reliable and clean: Ha Oetsi, Hukustata, Ha Oetsi Masaleng, Thaba- Bosiu, Ha Hlalele, Ha Molobeli, c) High school 0 no. of households concerned Selomong Ha Hlalele, Lekhalong Ha Masiba, Ha Rampoti, Ha Tlokofa, 5. No of school drop outs in the CC area: 144 Ha Motseki, Khubetsoans Sekolong, Ha Sello Sepolo, Ha Makhoana, c) Primary school 0 Letlapeng Ha Mpache, Motse- Mocha Ha Mpheleki, Ha Setofolo Qhobeng, d) Secondary school 0 Ha Jane Tjotjo, Ha Serokolo, Malachamela, Poriki Qhobeng, Ha Sibi-Sibi Ma- c) High School japereng, Litlhabela, Thaba- Sekoka, Ha Selaelae, Ketanyane Ha Mothibi, Koung 6. Names of farmers training centres (FTCs) in the CC area None Ha Motlatsi, Marotobolong, Mehloling, Ha Tsumane, Ha Raboea, Tsitsa, 7. Names of other vocational training schools in the CC area. None Ketanyane Ha Pontšo, Poriki Ketanyane, Letlapeng Ketanyane, Lekhalong Ha If available, specify type. Pitikoane, Ha Simone Ha Hlalele, Ha Nthamae, Ha Ralekhoasa, Ha Rantoetsi, 8. No. of initiation schools in the CC area for the last year until present time 11 Ha Teleki, Ha khojane, Ha Tau, Qhoobeng Ha Letsie, Ha Polile, Ha Qoboko, 9. No. of initiates in the CC area for the last year until present time Males: 186 Females: 112 Ha Tiehi, Phuthing, Likoaeng, Ha Ramakholela, Matsatseng Ha Ntjanyana, Sentelina Ha Lekitla, Ha Mokoara, Ha Makatla, Ha Ntjanyana, Ha Nompilo, Source: Teachers and Councillors Koting-Sa-Matsa. 986 hh 7. What kind of water supply projects are planned or under Planned: Installation of water pipes at Ha Nthamaha and Ha Tau Villages. implementation in the CC area? Under implementation: Public Pipes at Khakhathane and Ha Matabane Primary School. 8. Which institutions are in charge of water supply in the CC area? Millinium Goal Challenge (Not represented) Are they locally represented? Rural Water Supply (Not represented) Ministry of Local Government (Represented)

Source: Councillors, Council Office and RWS

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Roads sector: Energy sector: 1. Total kilometre of tarred roads (i.e. national roads) in the CC area Kotsoana to Rantoetsi 11 km 1. Number of households with electricity connections in the CC area. none 2. Names and lengths of existing roads maintained by DRR in the CC area Gravel: Phamong to Rantoetsi 162 km (i.e. LEC connections) Earth: Nthamaha-Tau 5 km 2. Number of villages without electricity in the CC area. 62 3. Longest and shortest distance (km) of villages to nearest “good” road. Shortest: 16 meters/ 2 min Longest: 72 km /1 day 3. Number of households using solar energy in the CC area Solar power: 54 Solar cookers and dryers: 0 4. Names of villages without road access in the CC area. Ha Oetsi, Hukustata, Ha Oetsi Masaleng, Thaba- Bosiu, Ha Hlalele, 4. Number of households using other energy sources in the CC-area. Specify. Generators: 4 No. of households concerned Ha Molobeli, Selomong Ha Hlalele, Lekhalong Ha Masiba, Ha Rampoti, 5. Main sources of energy in the CC-area firewood, cow dung, paraffin, gas Ha Tlokofa, Ha Motseki, Khubetsoana Sekolong, Ha Sello Sepolo, Ha 6. Which institutions are in charge of the electricity sectors in the CC area? LEC (Not represented) Makhoana, Letlapeng Ha Mpache, Motse-mocha Ha Mpheleki, Ha Setofolo Are they locally represented? Qhobeng, Ha Jane Tjotjo, Ha Serokolo, Malachamela, Poriki Qhobeng, Source: Self-administered and Councilors Ha Sibi- Sibi Majapereng, Litlhabela, Thaba-Sekoka, Ha Selaelae, Ketanyane Ha Mothibi, Koung Ha Motlatsi, Marotobolong, Mehloling, Ha Tsumane, Communication sector: Ha Raboea, Tsitsa, Ketanyane Ha Pontšo, Poriki Ketanyane, Letlapeng 1. No. of villages with landline telephone in the CC area: none Ketanyane, Lekhalong Ha Pitikoane, Ha Simone Ha Hlalele, Ha Ralekhoasa, specify number of households with connections Ha Teleki, Ha khojane, Qhoobeng Ha Letsie, Ha Polile, Ha Qoboko, Ha Tiehi, 2. No. of villages with cell phone reception in the CC area none Phuthing, Likoaeng, Ha Ramakholela, Matsatseng Ha Ntjanyana, Sentelina 3. No. of villages with local TV reception in the CC area none Ha Lekitla, Ha Mokoara, Ha Makatla, Ha Ntjanyana, Ha Nompilo, 4. No. of villages with local radio reception in the CC area 62 Ha Rangoajane Bolometsa, Sekhoko, Matsatseng Ha Lefuma, 5. No. of villages with access to postal/mail services in the CC area none Koting-sa-Matsa, Ha Mocheko Mabilikoe. 1012hh 5. What kind of road projects are planned or under Planned: • Ketane to Qhobeng (Rantoetsi) Source: Councilors implementation in the CC area? • Ketane to Ribaneng 35 km • Semonkong to Ribaneng Under implementation: • Nthamaha-Tau Road 5 km Trade and commerce sector: 6. What are the transport infrastructure requirements in the CC area? • Roads • Air Strips 1. Number of businesses in the CC area. Specify type 1 tarvern 4 cafés • Intermediate means of transport: 2 mills 2 taxis - Footbridges 2. Do they have access to specific market for their products? No - Walk-ways 3. Are there any financial institutions (e.g. banks, insurances and credit unions) No 7. Which Institutions are in charge of the road sector in the CC area? Ministry of Local Government (Represented) in the CC area? If yes, provide names and location. Are they locally represented? Mellinium Goal Challenge (Not represented) Source: Councilor Department of Rural Roads ( Not represented)

Source: Council Office, Councillors, IEC and DRR

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Security sector: Environment sector: 1. Number of security service providers in the CC area Government (Police): None 1. Names of rare, vulnerable and endangered species in the CC area Flora (plants): Liremo, Mohlomo, Qokoa, Lekhala kharetsana Ketane Police Private: None Fauna (animals): Matsa, Lits’oene, Phokojoe, ‘Mutla 2. Number of crime prevention committees in the CC area 35 3. Names of villages least covered by security services in the CC area. Ha Oetsi, Hukustata, Ha Oetsi Masaleng, Thaba- Bosiu, Ha Hlalele, 2. Names of areas of interest (that could be protected) within the council area • Mokhoabo Khohlong Ha Letsie Ha Molobeli, Selomong Ha Hlalele, Lekhalong Ha Masiba, Ha Rampoti, • Lekhala kharetsana Ha Oetsi Ha Tlokofa, Ha Motseki, Khubetsoans Sekolong, Ha Sello Sepolo, • Lihlohong Waterfall Ha Nthamaha Ha Makhoana, Letlapeng Ha Mpache, Motse-mocha Ha Mpheleki, 3. Names of villages that are facing severe soil erosion in the CC area. Ha Kotsoana, Ha Nthamae, Ha Rantoetsi, Ha Motseki, Ha Serokola, Ha Setofolo Qhobeng, Ha Jane Tjotjo, Ha Serokolo, Malachamela, Ha Oetsi, Ha Nompilo, Malachamela, Ha Hlalele. Poriki Qhobeng, Ha Sibi-Sibi Majapereng, Litlhabela, Thaba-Sekoka, 4. What are the causes for this severe soil erosion in the CC area? • Burning of grass • Overgrazing • Severe Rainfall Ha Selaelae, Ketanyane Ha Mothibi, Koung Ha Motlatsi, Marotobolong, • Ploughing in wrong direction • Animals Using the same route Mehloling, Ha Tsumane, Ha Raboea, Tsitsa, Ketanyane Ha Pontšo, 5 What are the projects existing, planned or under implementation for natural Existing: Tree Planting at Khubetsoana Sekolong, Ha Masiba, Poriki Ketanyane, Letlapeng Ketanyane, Lekhalong Ha Pitikoane, resource management (e.g. tree planting, gully rehabilitation, rehabilitation of Ha Rampoti and Ha Sepolo Ha Simone Ha Hlalele, Ha Kotsoana, Ha Nthamae, Ha Ralekhoasa, wetlands and soil erosion) in the CC area Ongoing: None Ha Rantoetsi, Ha Teleki, Ha khojane, Ha Tau, Qhoobeng Ha Letsie, Ha Polile, Planned: • Irrigation Project at Ha Nthamaha, Kotsoana, Ha Qoboko, Ha Tiehi, Phuthing, Likoaeng, Ha Ramakholela, Matsatseng Ha Ralekhoasa, Teleki and Khojane • Joint crop growing Ntjanyana, Sentelina Ha Lekitla, Ha Mokoara, Ha Makatla, Ha Ntjanyana, Ha Nompilo, Ha Rangoajane Bolometsa, Sekhoko, Matsatseng Ha Lefuma, Source: Counsellors and Council Office Koting-sa-Matsa, Ha Mocheko Mabilikoe 4. Common types of crime cases reported in the CC area • witchcraft • stock theft • rape 5. No. of stock stolen in the last year in the CC area • Cattle: 0 • Sheep: 40 • Goats: 9 • Horses: 9 • Donkeys: 0

Source: Counsellors and IEC

120 Mohale’s Hoek District Council Information Handbook 2009 121 seroto f11 fact sheet seroto f11 fact sheet SEROTO F11 Social indicators: 1. Total No. of households in the CC area 3119 Population: 2. Average number of persons per household in the CC area 6 1. Total population of the community council (CC) 7836 (Average household size) 2. Male population in the CC area 3. No. of women headed households in the CC area 389 3. Female population in the CC area 4. No. of child headed households in the CC area 95 4. Youth population in the CC area (between 15 and 35 years) Male: 5. No. of orphans in the CC area: Female: a) Paternal orphans 582 5. Average population per village in the CC area (to be filled later) b) Maternal orphans 161 6. No. of births in the last year in the CC area 141 c) Double orphans 210 7. No. of 5+ deaths in the last year in the CC area 92 6. No. of vulnerable children in the CC area 295 8. Under 5 deaths in the last year in the CC area 38 7. No. of boys not attending school in the CC area (below 18 years of age) 210 Source: Councilor and Chief 8. No of girls not attending school in the CC area (below 18 years of age) 10 9. No. of persons with disabilities in the CC-area. 103 • Mental • Hearing • Sight CC Profile: Specify the forms of disabilities • Paralysis • Speaking 1. No. of electoral divisions (EDs) in the CC area 11 2. No. of villages in the CC area 87 3. Names of villages in the CC area (to be attached) Socio-economic indicators: 4. Estimated distance of CC centre from district town (in km and travel time) 166 km 1. No. of persons receiving food aid in the CC area. 1437 5. Total area of community council (km2) 313.84 km2 2. No. of households with the following expenditures (Maloti per year) 0 – 500: in the CC area: 501 – 1000: Above 1000: 3. Sources of income and the number of concerned households in the CC area Trade: Formal employment: Farming: 4. No. of people generating incomes from other sources in the CC area. Specify 15 Smearing houses 5. Names and types of associations within the CC area • Mpate Sheleng Funeral • Lepeto lihoai Jehova ke molisa oa ka • U kanketsang ha e hahe motse • Thusanang Basotho Ikopanyeng Basotho

Source: Councilor

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Gender: Health sector: 1. No. of female councilors in the CC area 4 1. Three most prevalent diseases in the CC area • HIV/AIDS • T.B • Diarrhoea 2. No. of male councilors in the CC area 7 2. Names of health centres in the CC area Government: • 3. No. of CC staf. (Attach list and specify job titles) NGOs: Serumula 3. Longest and shortest distance to nearest Health centre (in hours or km) 2 km to 21km 4. Names of villages whose access to health facilities is worst. Agricultural sector: No. of people affected 1. Number of households with agricultural plots in the CC area. 2618 5. Readiness of undergoing VCT (Voluntary Counseling and Testing) • High • Medium 2. Average plot sizes in hectares (ha) in the CC area. 1.21 hectares in the CC area. • Low 3. No. of households having land titles (e.g. Form C lease) in the CC area. 408 6. Level of interest to get the results of the test in the CC area • High • Medium 4. Three main crops produced in the CC area. • Sorghum • Maize (Tick the appropriate situation). • Low • Beans 7. No. of people dependent on home based care in the CC area. 324 5. Three main livestock herded in the CC area. • Cows • Sheep • Horses 8. No. of HIV and AIDS support groups in the CC area 61 6. Size of public land (hectares of range land) within the CC area. 9. No. of households with toilets in the CC area Water Systems: VIP: 140 Other types: 160 7. List the agricultural services providers available in the CC area Government: Ministry of Agric (government and NGOs:)? NGOs: • Serumula • MOVE Source: Councillor 8. What kind of agricultural projects are planned or under Planned: • Block farming • Potato planting • Vegetable planting implementation in the CC area? Under implementation: • Mantloane

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Education sector: Water sector: 1. Number of primary schools in the CC area Government: NGOs (e.g. churches): 14 1. Number of households with access to piped water in the • Public stand pipes: 1047 • Private: Private and individually owned: CC area (within 150 m). • Hand pumps: 2. Number of secondary schools in the CC area Government: NGOs (e.g. churches): 2. Number of wells in the CC-area. Permanent: 75 Perennial: 24 Private and individually owned: 3. Number of dams in the CC area. Indicate whether they Communal: 1 3. Number of high schools in the CC area Government: NGOs (e.g. churches): are natural or man-made. Individual: Private and individually owned: 4. No. of villages with existing water systems in the CC area 10 4. Estimated years of school attendance (not official years)in the CC area: 5. Longest and shortest distance to nearest potable water point 5 min to 3hrs a) Primary school 7 (hours/kms) in the CC area. b) Secondary school 6. Names of villages where supply of potable water is reliable and clean. c) High school No. of households concerned 5. No of school drop outs in the CC area: 7. What kind of water supply projects are planned or under Planned: Piped systems. c) Primary school 200 implementation in the CC area? Under implementation: d) Secondary school Millinium Goal Challenge (Not represented) c) High school 8. Which institutions are in charge of water supply in the CC area? Rural Water Supply 6. Names of farmers training centres (FTCs) in the CC-area Are they locally represented? No 7. Names of other vocational training schools in the CC-area. Source: Councillor If available, specify type 8. No. of initiation schools in the CC area for the last year until present time 11 9. No. of initiates in the CC area for the last year until present time Males: 290 Females: 58

Source: Councillor

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Roads sector: Communication sector: 1. Total kilometre of tarred roads (i.e. national roads) in the CC area 1. No. of villages with landline telephone in the CC area. 0 2. Names and lengths of existing roads maintained by DRR in the CC area Gravel: Specify number of households with connections Earth: 2. No. of villages with cell phone reception in the CC area 0 3. Longest and shortest distance (km) of villages to nearest “good” road. 0 km to 16 km 3. No. of villages with local TV reception in the CC area 0 4. Names of villages without road access in the CC area. 4. No. of villages with local radio reception in the CC area 37 No. of households concerned 5. No. of villages with access to postal/mail services in the CC area 4 5. What kind of road projects are planned or under Planned: Gravel Source: Councilor implementation in the CC area? Under implementation: Earth What are the transport infrastructure requirements in the CC area? • Roads • Boats Trade and commerce sector: 6. • Air Strips 1. Number of Businesses in the CC area. Specify type 62 shops • Intermediate means of Transport: - Footbridges – Walk-ways 2. Do they have access to specific market for their products? 7. Which Institutions are in charge of the Road Sector in the CC area? DRR 3. Are there any financial institutions (e.g. banks, insurances and credit unions) No Are they locally represented? No in the CC area? If yes, provide names and location. No

Source: Councillor Source: Councilor

Energy sector: Security sector: 1. Number of households with electricity connections in the CC area. 1. Number of security service providers in the CC area Government (Police): (i.e. LEC connections) Private: 1 2. Number of villages without electricity in the CC area. 87 2. Number of crime prevention committees in the CC area 84 3. Number of households using solar energy in the CC area Solar power: 93 Solar cookers and dryers: 3. Names of villages least covered by security services in the CC area. 4. Number of households using other energy sources in the CC-area. Specify 4. Common types of crime cases reported in the CC area • Mugging • Sexual Abuse 5. Main sources of energy in the CC area Wood 5. No. of stock stolen in the last year in the CC area • Theft • Fights 6. Which institutions are in charge of the electricity sectors in the CC area? • Cattle: • Sheep: 3 Are they locally represented? • Goats: • Horses: Source: Councilor • Donkeys:

Source: Counsellors

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Environment sector: Population: 1. Names of rare, vulnerable and endangered species in the CC area Flora (plants): traditional medicine, khoara, boleba, kharetsoane, 1. Total population of the community council (CC) 11610 khomo ea balisa, sesepa sa linooa 2. Male population in the CC area 4396 Fauna (animals): rabbits, pela, tlholo, porcupine, mochalla 3. Female population in the CC area 7214 2. Names of areas of interest (that could be protected) within the council area Litšoeneng, Lehaha la Hloahloa, Lehaha la Qhaba, Ketane Falls 4. Youth population in the CC area (between 15 and 35 years) Male: 775 Councillors Female: 1057 Councillors 5. Average population per village in the CC area (to be filled later) 50 – 200

3. Names of villages that are facing severe soil erosion in the CC area. All villages 6. No. of births in the last year in the CC area 287 7. No. of 5+ deaths in the last year in the CC area 189

4. What are the causes for this severe soil erosion in the CC area? overgrazing and heavy rains 8. Under 5 deaths in the last year in the CC area 111

Source: Councilor and Chief 5 What are the projects existing, planned or under implementation for natural Existing: Tree planting , gully rehabilitation resource management (e.g. tree planting, gully rehabilitation, rehabilitation Ongoing: CC Profile: of wetlands and soil erosion) in the CC area Planned: Soil erosion prevention, tree planting, community dam 1. No. of electoral divisions (EDs) in the CC area 9 2. No. of villages in the CC area 85 Source: Councillor 3. Names of villages in the CC area 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 4. Estimated distance of CC centre from district town (km & travel time) N/A 5. Total area of community council (km2) N/A

Source: CC Office and Councilors

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Social indicators: Gender: 1. Total No. of households in the CC area 2414 1. No. of female councilors in the CC area 5 Source: CC Office 2. Average number of persons per household in the CC area 8-9 2. No. of male councilors in the CC area 4 Source: CC Office (Average household size) 3. No. of CC staff. (Attach list and specify job titles) 6 Selome Lephole - Motlatsi oa Mongoli 3. No. of women headed households in the CC area 561 Mahlomola Leteba – Messanger 4. No. of child headed households in the CC area 344 Lerato Leseoana – Molebeli 5. No. of orphans in the CC-area: Mabokang Mabusetsa – Cleaner a) Paternal orphans 258 Likhapha Lerotholi – Account Clerk b) Maternal orphans 857 Francis Tlali – Mongoli

c) Double orphans 601 Source: CC Office 6. No. of vulnerable children in the CC area 397 7. No. of boys not attending school in the CC area (below 18 years of age) 545 Agricultural sector: 8. No of girls not attending school in the CC area (below 18 years of age) 395 1. Number of households with agricultural plots in the CC area. 2019 9. No. of persons with disabilities in the CC area. 158 • Mental • Hearing 2. Average plot sizes in hectares (ha) in the CC area. N/A Specify the forms of disabilities • Paralysis 3. No. of households having land titles (e.g. Form C lease) in the CC area. N/A Source: Councilors, Chief and Villagers 4. Three main crops produced in the CC area. • Wheat • Maize • Beans Socio-economic indicators: 5. Three main livestock herded in the CC area. • Cattle • Sheep • Goats 1. No. of persons receiving food aid in the CC area. None 6. Size of public land (hectares of range land) within the CC area. 95 km² Somebody’s plot. 2. No. of households with the following expenditures (Maloti per year) 0 –500: 1272 7. List the agricultural services providers available in the CC area Government: none in the CC area: 501 – 1000: 682 (government and NGOs:)? NGOs: none Above 1000: 1826 8. What kind of agricultural projects are planned or under Planned: Block farming 3. Sources of income and the number of concerned households in the CC area Trade: 545 implementation in the CC area? Under implementation: none Formal employment:320

Farming: 1955 Source: Councilor and Chiefs 4. No. of people generating incomes from other sources in the CC area. Specify 832 ( Home brewed beer sellers, Mohair sellers and grains sellers ) 5. Names and types of associations within the CC area. 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

Source: Councilor and Villagers

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Health sector: Education sector: 1. Three most prevalent diseases in the CC area • HIV/AIDS • T.B • Diarrhoea 1. Number of primary schools in the CC area Government: 3 NGOs (e.g. churches): 13 2. Names of health centres in the CC area Government: Not any Private and individually owned: NGOs: Not any 2. Number of secondary schools in the CC area Government: 3 NGOs (e.g. churches): 8 3. Longest and shortest distance to nearest Health centre (in hours or km) One to two days Private and individually owned: 0 4. Names of villages whose access to health facilities is worst. 3. Number of high schools in the CC area Government: 1 NGOs (e.g. churches): 0 No. of people affected Private and individually owned: 0 5. Readiness of undergoing VCT (Voluntary Counseling and Testing) • High • Medium 4. Estimated years of school attendance (not official years)in the CC area: in the CC area. • Low a) Primary school 0 6. Level of interest to get the results of the test in the CC area • High • Medium b) Secondary school 0 (Tick the appropriate situation). • Low c) High school 0 7. No. of people dependent on home based care in the CC area. 327 5. No of school drop outs in the CC area: 8. No. of HIV and AIDS Support Groups in the CC area 9 c) Primary school 9 9. No. of households with toilets in the CC area Water Systems: 0 VIP: 0 Other types: 4 d) Secondary school 4-5 c) High school N/A Source: Support Groups and Villager 6. Names of farmers training centres (FTCs) in the CC area 7. Names of other vocational training schools in the CC area: 335 if available, specify type 8. No. of initiation schools in the CC area for the last year until present time 39 9. No. of initiates in the CC area for the last year until present time N/A

Source: Councillor and teachers

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Water sector: Roads sector: 1. Number of households with access to piped water in the • Public stand pipes: 123 1. Total kilometre of Tarred roads (i.e. national roads) in the CC area 2 km CC area (within 150m). • Private: 54 2. Names and lengths of existing roads maintained by DRR in the CC area Gravel: Mokopung Topa 2. Number of wells in the C area. Permanent: 6 Perennial: 7 Earth: N/A 3. Number of dams in the CC area. Indicate whether they Communal: 1 Ha Ntja 3. Longest and shortest distance (km) of villages to nearest “good” road. 62 km are natural or man-made. Individual: 4. Names of villages without road access in the CC area. 4. No. of villages with existing water systems in the CC area 30 minutes to 1hr No. of households concerned 5. 5 minutes ha ba sebelisang Lipompo 5. What kind of road projects are planned or under N/A Longest and shortest distance to nearest potable water point Likoepereng, Ha Makoae, Ha Mohlokolo implementation in the CC area? gravel road 6. (hours/kms) in the CC area. Ha Mafona, Boithetelo 6. What are the transport infrastructure requirements in the CC area? Planned: Gravel and Earth Names of villages where supply of potable water is reliable and clean. Pipe system Under implementation: No. of households concerned N/A • Roads • Boats • Air Strips 7. What kind of water supply projects are planned or under Planned: Rural Water Supply and CC Office • Intermediate means of Transport: - Footbridges - Walk-ways implementation in the CC area? Under implementation: piped systems 7. Which Institutions are in charge of the Road Sector in the CC area? DRR 8. Which institutions are in charge of water supply in the CC area? N/A Are they locally represented? No Are they locally represented? Source: Councillors Source: Councillors, Chiefs and Villagers

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Energy sector: Security sector: 1. Number of households with electricity connections in the CC area. 56 1. Number of security service providers in the CC area Government (Police): (i.e. LEC connections) Private: 1 2. Number of villages without electricity in the CC area. 125 2. Number of crime prevention committees in the CC area 67 3. Number of households using solar energy in the CC-area Solar power: 213 Solar cookers and dryers: 3. Names of villages least covered by security services in the CC area. 4. Number of households using other energy sources in the CC-area. Specify. 9 generators 4. Common types of crime cases reported in the CC area • rape • thefts • fights 5. Main sources of energy in the CC area wood 5. No. of stock stolen in the last year in the CC area • cattle: 28 • sheep: 352 6. Which institutions are in charge of the electricity sectors in the CC area? LEC. • goats: 100 • horses: 21 Are they locally represented? No • donkeys: 14

Source: Councilor Source: Chiefs

Communication sector: Environment sector: 1. No. of villages with landline telephone in the CC area: 0 1. Names of rare, vulnerable and endangered species in the CC area Flora (plants): traditional medicine, lekhala la thaba, mohlomo, qokoa, specify number of households with connections mohloare, morifi, poone ea tšoene, khoara, mositsane, letapisa, khomo 2. No. of villages with cell phone reception in the CC area 145 ea balisa, setjoetlane 3. No. of villages with local TV reception in the CC area 0 Fauna (animals): rabbits, pela, tlholo, letsa, jackal, porcupine, mochalla 4. No. of villages with local radio reception in the CC area 89 Morifi, Letsoapong la Ramoipone, Letsoapong la Sekolong, 5. No. of villages with access to postal/mail services in the CC area 1 2. Names of areas of interest (that could be protected) within the council area Ha Motoe (Bushman cave) Source: Councilor All villages 3. Names of villages that are facing severe soil erosion in the CC area. Overgrazing and heavy rains Trade and commerce sector: 4. What are the causes for this severe soil erosion in the CC area? Existing: Tree planting 1. Number of Businesses in the CC area. Specify type 1 - supermarket 5 What are the projects existing, planned or under implementation for natural Ongoing: Gully rehabilitation, tree planting 63 62 - shops resource management (e.g. tree planting, gully rehabilitation, rehabilitation of Planned: Soil erosion prevention, rehabilitation of wetlands 2. Do they have access to specific market for their products? No wetlands and soil erosion) in the CC area 3. Are there any financial institutions (e.g. banks, insurances and credit unions) No in the CC area? If yes, provide names and location. Source: Councilor

Source: Councilor

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3. Names of villages in the CC-area Hloahloeng (Ha Nkau), Ha kojana, Pitseng (Ha Reli), Ha Mphuthela, Phuthing Socio-economic indicators: (Ha Mphuthela), Ha Seqoke, Ha Malatsi, Ha Mosotho, Ha Ntoahae, Ha 1. No. of persons receiving food aid in the CC area. N/A Sekhomane (Ha Molele), Matliseng (Ha Molele), Ha Phafoli, Thoteng (Ha Phafoli), 2. No. of households with the following expenditures (Maloti per year) 0 – 500: 61 Ha Jopo (Ha ‘Masefabatho), Lithakong (Ha Jopo), Ha Makala/Ha Thuhloane, Monkhoaneng (Ha Motsie), Khohlong Ha Phafoli, Lilibaneng, \Motoeng (Ha in the CC area. 501 – 1000: 21 Mosele), Khilibiting (Ha Ralebona), Ha Malinyane, Sehaula (Ha Makoanye), Above 1000: 35 Ha Madodene, Ha Matlokoa, Ha Setlhotlelo, Ha Ralebona, Ha Ntoane, 3. Sources of income and the number of concerned households Trade: 35 Ha Thiba-li-Eme, makokong, Malumeleng, Ha Mokhele (Mangaung), Ha Senekeneke, Ha Emile, Ha Kajeng, Ha Mantsoe-a-Batho, Ha Mpusi, in the CC area Formal employment: 87 Ha Ntozimbi, Mafosieng, Makhalong (Ha Kepo), Leribe, Ha ‘Matsa (Moreneng), Farming: 1390 Ha ‘Matsa (Lithakong), Matsabeng, Sehaula, Khohlong (Ha Motlaki), Ha Makhetha, Ha Selone, Mphoko, Ha Mokotso, Ha Nkopane, Khorong (Ha Seo), 4. No. of people generating incomes from other sources Selling of brooms, selling of baskets, i.e., thatch baskets Ha Kahlolo, Thabong (Ha Mokotso), Ha Makakane, Ha Morema, Ha Boroko, in the CC area. Specify sewing and selling of grass used for roofing huts. (67) Ha Liau, Ha Nonyane, Panteng (Ha Setone), Mafielong, kerekeng (Ha Liau), 5. Names and types of associations within the CC area Funeral associations: (Letšoele le beta poho Basotho, Kopano ke matla, Ha Moepholi, Ha Lechesa, Ha Lenyatsa, Ha Moahloli, Ha Pholo, Ha Tšolo, Tsoho la monna ke mokolla, Tšoele le beta poho Ha ‘Muso, Matsoho a Ha Rankhoba, Ha Rabele, Khubetsoana (Ha Lechesa) and Ha Chalotsane. hlatsoana, Vulture association, Thusanang Basotho, Thusanang ka lerato) 4. Estimated distance of CC centre from district town (km & travel time) Around 200 kilometres Litolobonya/Woman Traditional Dancers Association (Litolobonya) (Hatoa mose mosali, Bana ba khoale ba bitsana ka mololi, Lenong la Lihlaba, ‘Muso thu- 5. Total area of community council (km2) 2 148.05 km sanang, Itekeng Basotho) Youth Football Association ( ‘Maliepetsana) Football Source: CCS and Councilors Association (Rising stars association) Source: Councilors

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Gender: Health sector: 1. No. of female councilors in the CC area 5 1. Three most prevalent diseases in the CC area • HIV and AIDS • T.B • Diarrhoea 2. No. of male councilors in the CC area 6 2. Names of health centres in the CC area Government: Hloahloeng Health Centre 3. No. of CC staff. (Attach list and specify job titles) 6 (Community council secretary, NGOs: Not any accounts clerk, clerical assistant, 3. Longest and shortest distance to nearest Health centre (in hours or km) One to two days cleaner, messenger and watch man) 4. Names of villages whose access to health facilities is worst. Ha Seqoke, Ha Malatsi, Ha Mosotho, Ha Ntoahae, Ha Sekhomane

Source: Councilors and CCS No. of people affected (Ha Molele), Matliseng (Ha Molele), Ha Phafoli, Thoteng (Ha Phafoli), Ha Jopo (Ha ‘Masefabatho), Lthakong (Ha Jopo), Ha Makala/Ha Thuhloane,

Agricultural sector: Monkhoaneng (Ha Motsie), Khohlong Ha Phafoli, Lilibaneng, Motoeng 1. Number of households with agricultural plots in the CC area. 1390 (Ha Mosele), Khilibiting (Ha Ralebona), Ha Malinyane, Sehaula 2. Average plot sizes in hectares (ha) in the CC area. 1.95-2.1 hectares (Ha Makoanye), Ha Madodene, Ha Matlokoa, Ha Setlhotlelo, Ha Ralebona, 3. No. of households having land titles (e.g. Form C lease) in the CC area. 88 Ha Ntoane, Ha Thiba-li-Eme, Makokong, Malumeleng, Ha Mokhele 4. Three main crops produced in the CC-area. • Maize • Sorghum (Mangaung), Ha Senekeneke, Ha Emile, Ha Kajeng, Ha Mantsoe-a-Batho, • Beans Ha Mpusi, Ha Ntozimbi, Mafosieng, Makhalong (Ha Kepo), Leribe, Ha ‘Matsa 5. Three main livestock herded in the CC area. • Sheep • Cattle • Goats (Moreneng), Ha ‘Matsa (Lithakong), Matsabeng, Sehaula, Khohlong 6. Size of public land (hectares of range land) within the CC area. (Ha Motlaki), Ha Makhetha, Ha Selone, Mphoko, Ha Mokotso, Ha Nkopane, 7. List the agricultural services providers available in the CC area Government: Agric/ SANReMP Khorong (Ha Seo), Ha Kahlolo, Thabong (Ha Mokotso), Ha Makakane, (government and NGOs:)? NGOs: SMARTD, MOVE and SERUMULA Ha Morema, Ha Boroko, Ha Liau, Ha Nonyane, Panteng (Ha Setone), 8. What kind of agricultural projects are planned or under Planned: Tree plantation Mafielong, kerekeng (Ha Liau), Ha Moepholi, Ha Lechesa, Ha Lenyatsa, implementation in the CC area? Under implementation: N/A Ha Moahloli, Ha Pholo, Ha Tšolo, Ha Rankhoba, Ha Rabele, Khubetsoana (Ha Lechesa) and Ha Chalotsane. Source: Councilors and Ministry of Agriculture 5. Readiness of undergoing VCT (Voluntary Counseling and Testing) • High** • Medium in the CC area. • Low 6. Level of interest to get the results of the test in the CC area • High** • Medium (Tick the appropriate situation). • Low 7. No. of people dependent on home based care in the CC area. N/A 8. No. of HIV and AIDS support groups in the CC area 11 9. No. of households with toilets in the CC area Water Systems: N/A VIP: 2141 Other types: N/A

Source: Hloahloeng Health Centre and Counsellors

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Education sector: Water sector: 1. Number of primary schools in the CC-area Government: 9 NGOs (e.g. churches): 11 1. Number of households with access to piped water in the • Public stand pipes: 2141 Private and individually owned: N/A CC-area (within 150m). • Private: N/A Handpipes: N/A 2. Number of secondary schools in the CC-area Government: 1 NGOs (e.g. churches): N/A 2. Number of wells in the CC area. Permanent: 49 Perennial: 18 Private and individually owned: N/A 3. Number of dams in the CC area. Indicate whether they Communal: N/A 3. Number of high schools in the CC-area Government: N/A NGOs (e.g. churches): N/A are natural or man-made. Individual: N/A Private and individually owned: N/A 4. No. of villages with existing water systems in the CC-area 79 4. Estimated years of school attendance (not official years)in the CC area: 5. Longest and shortest distance to nearest potable water point 50 meters to 150 meters a) Primary school 7 (hours/kms) in the CC area. b) Secondary school 3 6. Names of villages where supply of potable water is reliable and clean: N/A c) High school 2 no. of households concerned 5. No of school drop outs in the CC-area: What kind of water supply projects are planned or under Planned: extension of water supply: N/A c) Primary school 320 7. implementation in the CC area? Under implementation: extension of water pipes/standpipes : N/A d) Secondary school 23 Which institutions are in charge of water supply in the CC area? RWS and IRISH AID c) High school N/A 8. Are they locally represented? 6. Names of farmers training centres (FTCs) in the CC area Source: Councillors and RWS 7. Names of other vocational training schools in the CC area. N/A If available, specify type. N/A 8. No. of initiation schools in the CC area for the last year until present time 8 9. No. of initiates in the CC area for the last year until present time Males: 244 Females: 15

Source: Councillor and counsellors

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Roads sector: Energy sector: 1. Total kilometer of tarred roads (i.e. national roads) in the CC area N/A 1. Number of households with electricity connections in the CC area. N/A 2. Names and lengths of existing roads maintained by DRR in the CC area Gravel: (i.e. LEC connections) Earth: Lehonyeling-Kojang 25 km 2. Number of villages without electricity in the CC area. 79 3. Longest and shortest distance (km) of villages to nearest “good” road. 50 Meters - 15 kilometres 3. Number of households using solar energy in the CC area Solar power: 104 Solar cookers and dryers: 25 4. Names of villages without road access in the CC area. Ha Seqoke, Ha Malatsi, Ha Mosotho, Ha Ntoahae, Ha Sekhomane 4. Number of households using other energy sources in the CC area. Specify. Generator: 1 No. of households concerned (Ha Molele), Matliseng (Ha Molele), Ha Phafoli, Thoteng (Ha Phafoli), 5. Main sources of energy in the CC area parraffin, wood, cow dung and gas Lithakong (Ha Makala/Ha Thuhloane, Monkhoaneng (Ha Motsie), Khohlong, 6. Which institutions are in charge of the electricity sectors in the CC area? LEC Lilibaneng, Motoeng (Ha Mosele), Ha Malinyane, Sehaula (Ha Makoanye), Are they locally represented? Ha Madodene, Ha Matlokoa, Ha Setlhotlelo, Ha Ntoane, Ha Thiba-li-Eme, Source: Councilors Makokong, Malumeleng, Ha Mokhele (Mangaung), Ha Senekeneke, Ha Emile, Ha Kajeng, Ha Mantsoe-a-Batho, Ha Mpusi, Ha Ntozimbi, Communication sector: Mafosieng, Makhalong (Ha Kepo), Leribe, Ha ‘Matsa (Moreneng), Ha ‘Matsa 1. No. of villages with landline telephone in the CC area: N/A (Lithakong), Matsabeng, Sehaula, Khohlong (Ha Motlaki), Ha Makhetha, specify number of households with connections Ha Selone, Mphoko, Ha Mokotso, Ha Nkopane, Khorong (Ha Seo), Ha 2. No. of villages with cell phone reception in the CC area N/A Kahlolo, Thabong (Ha Mokotso), Ha Makakane, Ha Morema, Ha Boroko, 3. No. of villages with local TV reception in the CC area N/A Ha Liau, Ha Nonyane, Panteng (Ha Setone), Mafielong, kerekeng (Ha Liau), 4. No. of villages with local radio reception in the CC area 79 Ha Moepholi, Ha Lechesa, Ha Lenyatsa, Ha Moahloli, Ha Pholo, Ha Tšolo, 5. No. of villages with access to postal/mail services in the CC area N/A Ha Rankhoba, Ha Rabele, Khubetsoana (Ha Lechesa) le Ha Chalotsane. 5. What kind of road projects are planned or under Planned: N/A Source: Councilor implementation in the CC area? Under implementation: building of a bridge that connects Hloahloeng and Seforong Trade and commerce sector: 6. What are the transport infrastructure requirements in the CC area? • Roads • Boats • Air Strips 1. Number of Businesses in the CC area. Specify type 35 (cafes and shops and a Lucky 7) • Intermediate means of Transport: - footbridges - walk-ways 7. Which Institutions are in charge of the Road Sector in the CC area? DRR 2. Do they have access to specific market for their products? N/A Are they locally represented? 3. Are there any financial institutions (e.g. banks, insurances and credit unions) N/A in the CC area? If yes, provide names and location. Source: DDR and Councillor

Source: Councilor

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Security sector: Environment sector: 1. Number of security service providers in the CC area Government (Police): N/A 1. Names of rare, vulnerable and endangered species in the CC area Flora (plants): hloenya, moli, sehloko, khomo-ea-balisa, Private: N/A lesoko, phonyoka, khoara 2. Number of crime prevention committees in the CC area 11 Fauna (animals): matsa, tlholo, ‘mutla le lipela 3. Names of villages least covered by security services in the CC area. Hloahloeng (Ha Nkau), Ha Kojana, Pitseng (Ha Reli), Ha Mphuthela, 2. Names of areas of interest (that could be protected) within the council area N/A Phuthing (Ha Mphuthela), Ha Seqoke, Ha Malatsi, Ha Mosotho, Ha Ntoahae, 3. Names of villages that are facing severe soil erosion in the CC area. Hloahloeng (Ha Nkau), Ha Kojana, Pitseng (Ha Reli), Ha Mphuthela, Ha Sekhomane (Ha Molele), Matliseng (Ha Molele), Ha Phafoli, Thoteng Phuthing (Ha Mphuthela), Ha Seqoke, Ha Malatsi, Ha Mosotho, (Ha Phafoli), Ha Jopo (Ha M’asefabatho), Lithakong (Ha Jopo), Ha Makala/Ha Ha Ntoahae, Ha Sekhomane (Ha Molele), Matliseng (Ha Molele), Thuhloane, Monkhoaneng (Ha Motsie), Khohlong Ha Phafoli, Lilibaneng, Ha Phafoli, Thoteng (Ha Phafoli), Ha Jopo (Ha M’asefabatho), Lthakong Motoeng (Ha Mosele), Khilibiting (Ha Ralebona), Ha Malinyane, Sehaula (Ha Jopo), Ha Makala/Ha Thuhloane, Monkhoaneng (Ha Motsie), (Ha Makoanye), Ha Madodene, Ha Matlokoa, Ha Setlhotlelo, Ha Ralebona, Khohlong Ha Phafoli, Lilibaneng, Motoeng (Ha Mosele), Khilibiting Ha Ntoane, Ha Thiba-Li-Eme, makokong, Malumeleng, Ha Mokhele (Ha Ralebona), Ha Malinyane, Sehaula (Ha Makoanye), Ha Madodene, (Mangaung), Ha Senekeneke, Ha Emile, Ha Kajeng, Ha Mantsoe-a-Batho, Ha Matlokoa, Ha Setlhotlelo, Ha Ralebona, Ha Ntoane, Ha Thiba-li-Eme, Ha Mpusi, Ha Ntozimbi, Mafosieng, Makhalong (Ha Kepo), Leribe, Ha ‘Matsa Makokong, Malumeleng, Ha Mokhele (Mangaung), Ha Senekeneke, (Moreneng), Ha ‘Matsa (Lithakong), Matsabeng, Sehaula, Khohlong Ha Emile, Ha Kajeng, Ha Mantsoe-a-Batho, Ha Mpusi, Ha Ntozimbi, (Ha Motlaki), Ha Makhetha, Ha Selone, Mphoko, Ha Mokotso, Ha Nkopane, Mafosieng, Makhalong (Ha Kepo), Leribe, Ha ‘Matsa (Moreneng), Khorong (Ha Seo), Ha Kahlolo, Thabong (Ha Mokotso), Ha Makakane, Ha ‘Matsa (Lithakong), Matsabeng, Sehaula, Khohlong (Ha Motlaki), Ha Morema, Ha Boroko, Ha Liau, Ha Nonyane, Panteng (Ha Setone), Ha Makhetha, Ha Selone, Mphoko, Ha Mokotso, Ha Nkopane, Khorong Mafielong, Kerekeng (Ha Liau), Ha Moepholi, Ha Lechesa, Ha Lenyatsa, (Ha Seo), Ha Kahlolo, Thabong (Ha Mokotso), Ha Makakane, Ha Moahloli, Ha Pholo, Ha Tšolo, Ha Rankhoba, Ha Rabele, Ha Morema, Ha Boroko, Ha Liau, Ha Nonyane, Panteng (Ha Setone), Khubetsoana (Ha Lechesa) le Ha Chalotsane. Mafielong, Kerekeng (Ha Liau), Ha Moepholi, Ha Lechesa, 4. Common types of crime cases reported in the CC area • common assault • House breaking • stock theft • sexual abuse Ha Lenyatsa, Ha Moahloli, Ha Pholo, Ha Tšolo, Ha Rankhoba, 5. No. of stock stolen in the last year in the CC area • cattle: 93 • sheep: 2 669 • goats: 59 Ha Rabele, Khubetsoana (Ha Lechesa) le Ha Chalotsane. • horses: 36 • donkeys: 10 4. What are the causes for this severe soil erosion in the CC-area? • over grazing • burning of grass • heavy rain and storm

Source: Police 5 What are the projects existing, planned or under implementation for natural Existing: Tree plantation resource management (e.g. tree planting, gully rehabilitation, rehabilitation Ongoing: N/A of wetlands and soil erosion) in the CC area Planned: Tree plantation

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148 Mohale’s Hoek District Council Information Handbook 2009 149 qabane f14 fact sheet qabane f14 fact sheet QABANE F14 Social indicators: 1. Total No. of households in the CC area 1878 Population: 2. Average number of persons per household in the CC area 4 1. Total population of the Community Council (CC) 8209 (Average household size) 2. Male population in the CC-area 4053 3. No. of women headed households in the CC area 652 3. Female population in the CC-area 4160 4. No. of child headed households in the CC area 15 4. Youth population in the CC area (between 15 and 35 years) Male: 2299 5. No. of orphans in the CC area: 1030 Female: 1716 a) Paternal orphans 610 5. Average population per village in the CC-area (to be filled later) 122 b) Maternal orphans 313 6. No. of births in the last year in the CC-area 170 c) Double orphans 131 7. No. of 5+ deaths in the last year in the CC-area 115 6. No. of vulnerable children in the CC area 194 8. Under 5 deaths in the last year in the CC-area 49 7. No. of boys not attending school in the CC area (below 18 years of age) 192 Source: Councilor and Chiefs 8. No of girls not attending school in the CC area (below 18 years of age) 33 9. No. of persons with disabilities in the CC area. 110 CC Profile: Specify the forms of disabilities 1. No. of electoral divisions (EDs) in the CC area Source: Councilors and Support Groups 2. No. of villages in the CC area 73

3. Names of villages in the CC area (to be attached) Tsosane, Setebatebe, Bereng, Morutlho, Tsemane, Khate, Sethaleng, Socio-economic indicators: Khaba, Pesi, Sehaula, Sekitsing, Tesi, Maputšeng, Khatleng, Bataung, 1. No. of persons receiving food aid in the CC area. 11 Moeaneng, Moeti, Letsoapong, Mpolokoana, Leribe, Seilane, Matateng, 2. No. of households with the following expenditures (Maloti per year) 0 – 500: Scout, Thaba-tšoeu, Kolochana, Matsatseng, Koti-sphola, Sekameng, in the CC area: 501 – 1000: Motšoanakaba, Shopong, Montši, Tšoane, Litšoeneng, Oalatsa, Molomo, Above 1000: Moreneng, Moeaneng, Sekhutlong, Thaba-ntšo, Lekhaleng, Molisana, 3. Sources of income and the number of concerned households Trade: Letlapeng, Erenese, Tlhakoaneng, Mohale, Khiba, Phalo, Tiping, in the CC area Formal employment: Matsoeteng, Mohlomo, Litajaneng, Ha Ramatatiele, Khohlong, Pula-likhama, Farming: Qoloane, Phuthing, Moisa, Makokoaneng, Mokoallong, Polasi, Rantauleng, 4. No. of people generating incomes from other sources Sek’heni, Rantauleng, Sek’heni, Shaoli, Ratake, Setofolo, Masupha, in the CC area. Specify Seiso, Makaofa, Montšo 5. Names and types of associations within the CC area • Informal Burial Society • Societies for buying groceries at end of a year 4. Estimated distance of CC centre from district town (in km and travel time) 250 km • Kopanang Basotho • Ikaeheng Basotho 5. Total area of community council (km2) • Ithuseng #1 • Agricultural Society

Source: Councilors • Tsoha u iketsetse • Phelang Bohle Cooporative • Iketsetseng Bacha Production Community Source: Councilors

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Gender: Health sector: 1. No. of female councilors in the CC area 6 1. Three most prevalent diseases in the CC area • HIV and AIDS • T.B • Diarrhoea 2. No. of male councilors in the CC area 5 2. Names of health centres in the CC area Government: 0 3. No. of CC staff. (Attach list and specify job titles) 6 NGOs: 0 Seeng Moiloa - Community Council Secretary 3. Longest and shortest distance to nearest Health centre (in hours or km) 12 hours Thato Ntereke - Clerical Assistance 4. Names of villages whose access to health facilities is worst. Tsosane, Setebatebe, Bereng, Morutlho, Tsemane, Khate, Sethaleng, Katleho Pholo - Account Cleck No. of people affected Khaba, Pesi, Sehaula, Sekitsing, Tesi, Maputšeng, Khatleng, Bataung, Tebello Lebaka – Messenger Moeaneng, Moeti, Letsoapong, Mpolokoana, Leribe, Seilane, Matateng, ‘Masempe Kheeke - Cleaner Scout, Thaba-tšoeu, Kolochana, Matsatseng, Koti-sphola, Sekameng, Selone Machoba - Watchman Motšoanakaba, Shopong, Montsi, Tsoane, 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, Agricultural sector: Qoloane, Phuthing, Moisa, Makokoaneng, Mokoallong, Polasi, Rantauleng, 1. Number of households with agricultural plots in the CC area. 1078 Sek’heni, Rantauleng, Sek’heni, Shaoli, Ratake, Setofolo, Masupha, 2. Average plot sizes in hectares (ha) in the CC area. Seiso, Makaofa, Montšo 3. No. of households having land titles (e.g. Form C lease) in the CC-area. # of people involved = 8209 4. Three main crops produced in the CC-area. • Maize • Sorghum 5. Readiness of undergoing VCT (Voluntary Counseling and Testing) • High** • Beans in the CC area. • Medium 5. Three main livestock herded in the CC area. • Sheep • Cattle • Goats • Low 6. Size of public land (hectares of range land) within the CC area. 6. Level of interest to get the results of the test in the CC area • High** 7. List the agricultural services providers available in the CC area Government: Department of Agriculture (Tick the appropriate situation). • Medium (government and NGOs:)? NGOs: Smart Partnership • Low 8. What kind of agricultural projects are planned or under Planned: 0 7. No. of people dependent on home based care in the CC area. 50 implementation in the CC area? Under implementation: 0 8. No. of HIV and AIDS Support Groups in the CC area 26

Source: Councilors 9. No. of households with toilets in the CC area Water Systems: 0 VIP: 5 Other types: 24

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Education sector: Water sector: 1. Number of primary schools in the CC area Government: 1 NGOs (e.g. churches): 9 1. Number of households with access to piped water in the • Public stand pipes: 148 Private and individually owned: 0 CC-area (within 150m). • Private: 0 Hand pumps: 0 2. Number of secondary schools in the CC area Government: 1 NGOs (e.g. churches): 1 2. Number of wells in the CC area. Permanent: 90 Perennial: 148 Private and individually owned: 0 3. Number of dams in the CC area. Indicate whether they Communal: 4 3. Number of high schools in the CC area Government: 0 NGOs (e.g. churches): 0 are natural or man-made. Individual: 1 Private and individually owned: 0 4. No. of villages with existing water systems in the CC area 43 4. Estimated years of school attendance (not official years)in the CC area: 5. Longest and shortest distance to nearest potable water point 20 minutes a) Primary school 9 (hours/kms) in the CC area. b) Secondary school 5 6. Names of villages where supply of potable water is reliable and clean. Seiso, Polasi, Rathaba, Letlapeng, Tšosane, Bereng, Morutlho, Khamakhamane, c) High school n/a No. of households concerned Letumonyane, Moisa, Phulalikhama, Phuthing, Khohlong, Makokoaneng, Mohale, 5. No of school drop outs in the CC area: Khiba, Tlhakoaneng, Erenese, Letlapeng, Tsoane, Koti-sephola, Poriki, c) Primary school 16 Letsoapong, Pesi, Khaba, Tesi, Sehaula, Maputšeng. d) Secondary school - 7. What kind of water supply projects are planned or under Planned: Tesi, Maphutšeng, Pesi, Khaba, Phuthing, Khohlong, Litajaneng, c) High school - implementation in the CC area? Ha Ra Matatiele 6. Names of farmers training centres (FTCs) in the CC area -To add pumps 7. Names of other vocational training schools in the CC area. 0 Under implementation: Addition of water taps in poriki, If available, specify type 0 Letsoapong, Letsatsaneng 8. No. of initiation schools in the CC area for the last year until present time 8 • New water taps for Letumonyane 9. No. of initiates in the CC area for the last year until present time Males: 271 Females: 0 • Cleaning of water tanks 8. Which institutions are in charge of water supply in the CC area? Rural Water Supply and Irish Aid (Tebellong) Source: Councillor and councilors Are they locally represented?

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Roads sector: Energy sector: 1. Total kilometer of tarred roads (i.e. national roads) in the CC area 0 1. Number of households with electricity connections in the CC area. 0 2. Names and lengths of existing roads maintained by DRR in the CC-area Gravel: 0 (i.e. LEC connections) Earth: Setofole-Khamakhamane (8.7km) 2. Number of villages without electricity in the CC area. 73 3. Longest and shortest distance (km) of villages to nearest “good” road. 2 km - 20 km 3. Number of households using solar energy in the CC area Solar power: 132 Solar cookers and dryers: 0 4. Names of villages without road access in the CC area. Tsosane, Setebatebe, Bereng, Morutlho, Tsemane, Khate, Sethaleng, 4. Number of households using other energy sources in the CC area. Specify. 1746 No. of households concerned Khaba, Pesi, Sehaula, Sekitsing, Tesi, Maputšeng, Khatleng, Bataung, 5. Main sources of energy in the CC area Wood and dry cow dung Moeaneng, Moeti, Letsoapong, Mpolokoana, Leribe, Seilane, Matateng, 6. Which institutions are in charge of the electricity sectors in the CC area? None Scout, Thaba-tšoeu, Kolochana, Matsatseng, Koti-sphola, Sekameng, Are they locally represented? Motsoanakaba, Shopong, Montsi, Tsoane, Litšoeneng, Oalatsa, Molomo, Source: Councilors Moreneng, Moeaneng, Sekhutlong, Thaba-ntšo, Lekhaleng, Molisana, Letlapeng, Erenese, Tlhakoaneng, Mohale, Khiba, Phalo, Tiping, Matsoeteng, Communication sector: Mohlomo, Litajaneng, Ha Ramatatiele, Khohlong, Pula-likhama, Qoloane, 1. No. of villages with landline telephone in the CC area. 0 Phuthing, Moisa, Makokoaneng, Mokoallong, Polasi, Rantauleng, Specify number of households with connections Sek’heni, Rantauleng, Sek’heni, Shaoli, Ratake 2. No. of villages with cell phone reception in the CC area 3 5. What kind of road projects are planned or under Planned: Khamakhamane - Tiping 3. No. of villages with local TV reception in the CC area 0 implementation in the CC area? Under implementation: Preparation of Setofole - Khamakhamane 4. No. of villages with local radio reception in the CC area 71 6. What are the transport infrastructure requirements in the CC area? • Roads • Boats • Air Strips 5. No. of villages with access to postal/mail services in the CC area 0 • Intermediate means of Transport: - Footbridges - Walk-ways 7. Which Institutions are in charge of the Road Sector in the CC area? Department of Rural Roads Source: Councilors Are they locally represented? Trade and commerce sector: Source: Councillors 1. Number of Businesses in the CC area. Specify type 18 mini-shops 2. Do they have access to specific market for their products? 3. Are there any financial institutions (e.g. banks, insurances and credit unions) Their market is only the local people in the CC area? If yes, provide names and location. No

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Security sector: Environment sector: 1. Number of security service providers in the CC area Government (Police): 0 1. Names of rare, vulnerable and endangered species in the CC area Flora (plants): cheche, koelitsana, mofifi, moretele, bokhoe, mohlomo Private: 0 khoara, selepe, mositsane, tšinabelo, sehalahala, hloenya, lekhapu, 2. Number of crime prevention committees in the CC area 23 phonyoka, khomo-ea-balisa, moseha, qokoa. 3. Names of villages least covered by security services in the CC area. Tšosane, Setebatebe, Bereng, Morutlho, Tsemane, Khate, Sethaleng, 2. Fauna (animals): here, rock rabbits, bucks, nakeli, tlholo, lelora, rapeisi Khaba, Pesi, Sehaula, Sekitsing, Tesi, Maputšeng, Khatleng, Bataung, 3. Names of areas of interest (that could be protected) within the council area Khama, Baroeng, Sethunyeng, Thaba-ntšo, ’Mamphale, Sekheni, Moeaneng, Moeti, Letsoapong, Mpolokoana, Leribe, Seilane, Matateng, Makopokopo, Sekhejana, Seketsing, Lejoaneng, Scout, Thaba-tšoeu, Kolochana, Matsatseng, Koti-sphola, Sekameng, Thaba-khubelu (kaofela ke mahaha) le Khomong Rock. Motšoanakaba, Shopong, Montši, Tšoane, Litšoeneng, Oalatsa, Molomo, 4. Names of villages that are facing severe soil erosion in the CC area. Mpolokoane, Leribe, Motšoanakaba, Scout, Ralilochane, Tšoane, Moreneng, Moeaneng, Sekhutlong, Thaba-ntšo, Lekhaleng, Molisana, 5 Litsoeneng, Khate, Khaba, Sethaleng, Mpharane, Mohale, Molisana, Letlapeng, Erenese, Tlhakoaneng, Mohale, Khiba, Phalo, Tiping, Makokaneng, Moisa, Ramoruthlo, Tšosane, Setofole, Mokoafa, Matsoeteng, Mohlomo, Litajaneng, Ha Ramatatiele, Khohlong, Sek’heni, Khamakhamane, Setlhotlelo, Letumonyane. Pula-likhama, Qoloane, Phuthing, Moisa, Makokoaneng, Mokoallong, What are the causes for this severe soil erosion in the CC area? Topology, heavy rains, winds Polasi, Rantauleng, Sek’heni, Rantauleng, Sek’heni, Shaoli, Ratake, What are the projects existing, planned or under implementation for natural Existing: • Plantation of trees Setofolo, Masupha, Seiso, Makaofa, Montšo resource management (e.g. tree planting, gully rehabilitation, rehabilitation • Strips 4. Common types of crime cases reported in the CC area • stock theft • killings of wetlands and soil erosion) in the CC area Ongoing: • Building of strips 5. No. of stock stolen in the last year in the CC area • Cattle: 593 • Sheep: 1111 • Goats: 251 Planned: • Plantation of trees • Horses: 57 • Donkeys: 28 • Plantation of grass • Building of strips Source: Councilors

Source: Councilors

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National Community council ED name Villages Names of councillors National Community council ED name Villages Names of councillors constituency name and code and code constituency name and code and code

Taung No. 56 Siloe F01 F0101 • Qhoqoane • Kekeleng • Chabeli • Phuti • Mohohlo Ratolo Tieho Qhalasi No.57 Mashaleng F02 Matsatseng F0201 • Maqhena Ha Mphaki • Bolokoe • Mochekoane • Khasipe Khalefi M’arethabile F0102 • Siloe • Raselepe • Moetsane • Moko • Salemone Morake Mahlompho • Janki • Sefateng • Matsatseng • Majakaneng • Popolosi • Ntilane • Matsoareng • Rantsie Ha Tšepo F0202 • Makhaphela • Old-Hoek • M’anyeleng • Hlokomelang Molete Mohapi F0103 • Pii • Mahlele • Monyake • Tsoloane • Maralleng Moloko Ponts'o • Matabane • Thoriso • Lehluibi • Matlapa-Masoeu F0104 • Mosehlana • Ramonate • Majoale • Majakaneng Mohlalefi Nkunku Majapereng F0203 • Khitšane • Thabaneng • Lipeleng • Boikano Sehlabaka M’am’ota F0105 • Salang • Matsie • Leribe • Thabong Nonyana 'Matebello • Pontšeng • Ramoitoi • Mokhethi F0106 • Linareng • Mokhethi • Koloti • Khutsong Matsie 'Matiisetso Ha Mahase F0204 • Letsoaing • Matebeleng • Panta • Maseteling Mothabeng M’antsieng • Raubi • Seabo • Molatoli • Mahase • Khohlong• Mopooane F0107 • Tlokotsing • Morumotšo • Thabaneng • Tsienyane Ntelele 'Malebohang Qhalasi F0205 • Motikoane • Khutong • Mohlanapeng • Moreneng Qhalasi Ts’ehlo Morotoli • Thotaneng • Moreneng • Mohethi • Nama-o-Lule • Matsatseng • Phahameng F0108 • Lehloaneng • Motoko • Motšoanyane Mosole Thaane Ha Makhathe F0206 • Ha Makhate • Lihojeng • Ha Raphiri Malapane M’athabo F0109 • Mokoroane • Mahoete • Khorola • Mokhothu • Thabaneng Mosole Richard Makhineng F0207 • Likhutloaneng • Makhineng • Ha Lekhooe Makhale Ntebaleng • Khojane • Sephapo • Moeketse • Ha Mokhesi • Ha Mokhatla F0110 • Teheli • Serabele • Mokotane • Maseli Mokoroane Liphiring F0208 • Mabalane • Liphiring Sefali Makotae • Phuthing • Mokausi • Montso 'Mamophethe Maphohloane F0209 • Maphohloane • Molomo • Nchoba • Matebeleng F0111 • Pontšeng • Qalike • Mokhele • Raboko • Thella • Pitsi Mafethe ‘Mamosoaboli Potsane F0210 • Ha Thuhlo Ha Lekhoaba • Ha Tšolo • Bulu-Bulu Mohale Teboho • Likoeneng • Sekhutlong • Potsane • Qalakha 1 • Qalakha 2 • Lekhema 1 • Lekhema 2

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Mohale’s Hoek Motlejoeng F03 Motlejoeng F0301 • Likhutlong bochabela • Likhutlong bophirima • Moeaneng Tumo Mathota Mohale’s Hoek Khoelenya F04 F0401 • Ha Rakoloi • Mahuleng • Marabeng Ha Lesanta • Ha ‘Mane • Ha Fako Lekhalong Mankoto Motlatsi No. 58 Sankatana Fo302 • Sankatana • Kobo-Tsoeu Maliau Ntsau No. 58 • Ha Masita • Ha `Matlhakeli Ha Fako • Ha Mokotso • Ha Palollo • Ha Sehloho Taung • Ha Tšoana • Robita • Ha Phetela • Ha Makhisa Ha tlali F0303 • Tlali • Mojooa • Makhosi • Hajoang Mosiuoa Ramokoning F0402 • Ha Mokhoenyana • Ha Smith Posholi • Ha Thetso Posholi Matsoso Tsotang Mesitsaneng F0304 • Mesitaneng • Ha Mapotsane • Lekhalong • Ha Sekoati • Ha Thetso Posholi Phuthing • Moeaneng Ha Khosi • Ha Selouoe Ha Setotoma Ha Ra Lineo, F0305 • Ra Lineo • Mataoeng Mareboleke Motsoikha • Ha Moiloa • Ha Mabeleng Ha Moiloa • Ha Ramololi • Ha peli Ha Thaba-Bosiu F0306 • Thaba-Bosiu • Poulo • Senekal • Matsie • Potsanyane Putsoa None F0403 • Ha Chopho • Ha Jobo • Ha Morie • Mpharane • Ha `Manko Majara Maseetsa • Ha Masekhonyana • Sebetleng • Sebetlaneng • Ha Setotoma • Ha Qoane Ha Khoaba lea Buoa • Khoaba lea Bua • Tumo • Majakaneng Khopiso Siloane F0404 • Sekhutlong • Ha Ramorena • Ha Ntabanyane • Ha Senauoa Maritintši Mampho F0307 • Kantini • Mateleng • Manganeng • Ha Makoetlane • Ha Mohloka-kobo • Mapeleng • Ha Mkhabane Thaba-Putsoa F0308 • Thaba-Putsoa • Maphakela • Manganeng • Kholokoe Mathabang Malesela F0405 • Bolometsa • Ha K`heisara • Ha Makhakhe • Ha Maphoma • Ha Morabe Makhube Mahlomola Braakfontein F0309 • Braakfontein • Ntili • Rantalenyane Mabakoena Khechane • Ha Tšebetso • Mantšonyane • Matebeleng • Thepung • Setanteng • Poqa • Ha Makhube • Ha `Mamajoro • Ha Ntšeno • Ha Ratau • Seabela Motlejoeng F0310 • Rush • Hokoane Thomo Phinela • Varter Vaal Ha Reentseng • Ha Seliba • Majakaneng • Thoteng • Kubake • Motse-mocha • Mohlakeng • Barstard Hoek • Ha Bereng Matsoho • Ha Matebesi • Ha Tobias Konyelo Ramarumo F0311 • Ramarumo • Sechele 'Makolitso Mphetho • Ha Tlau Tlau • Maphutšaneng • Sekolong • Tanause • Tomobanka • Vaal Bank • Matjelebeng F0406 • Ha Tšoetsoane • Mantšonyane • Matsoapong • Meriting • Ha Selomi • Taung Mphonyo Mabataung • Tlhakoaneng • Ha Rashaba • Masianokeng • Ha Ramokoatsi • Ha Nkhetheleng • Phuthing • Telite • Try Hoek F0407 • Ha Nkhetheleng • Thabaneng • Thota Moli • Ha Nkhetheleng • Motsemocha Rachabane ‘Maletho • Ha Mohlanka • Ha Tale • Ha Ramatlokotsi • Thomas Tale • Ha Kapoko • Ha Mohlakana • Libataolong • Ha Masunyane • Lekhalong • Khohloaneng Moroeng Kamoho F0408 • Ha Letsapo • Ha `Makoili • Litenteng • Mamantšo • Lihaboreng • Thotaneng • Matlapaneng • Lekhoareng F0409 • Ha Mothebesoane • Marabeng • Ha Rabele • Metsi Masoana • Blue Gums Nteko ‘Makhapetsi • Holy Cross • Ha Souru • Polateng • Tsoating • Ha Moshe • Ha Nkau • Ha Tšolo • Khohlong • Machoaboleng • Matlaleng • Morobong • Sethaleng • Qhalising • Lithakong • Thibella F0410 • Moeaneng • Ha Malatsa • Ha Lehasa • Ha Falatsa • Ha Sekatle • Ha Ramatlalla ‘Mamorena Seqao • Matsatseng • Phatlalla • Seteisheneng • Lekhalong • Ha Litaba F0411 • Ha Kalele • Khubetsoana Ha Sooko • Ha Masene Ha Tomose • Ha Paki Skepsel Mosaola Tšotleho • 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

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Qaqatu No. 60 F05 Teke F0501 Monyameng • Khokhotsing • Ha Teke • Tiping • Shophong Tumane Letlantla Qaqatu No. 60 Mootsinyane F06 F 0601 • Mok’hopha • Ha Make • Ha Monare • Ha Motee Teboho Tlali • Ha Noto • Ha Moiketeki • Ha-Peter • Ha Tsela • Likhohlong Ha Motjamela F0502 Ha Salemane • Ha Moseneke • Ha Salemane Mahooana Ralekhetla F0602 • Ha-Raisa • Ha Tšola • Likotsi • Thaba-Bosiu Letlamore Mabetha • Ha Ramolahlehi • Ha Moroke F0603 • Fika-la-Tšoene • Moreneng • Moeaneng ‘Maeketsang Tsoeute F0503 Ha Monehela • Makhesuoeng • Ha Monehela • Ha Ralefatla • Ha Qone ‘Manapo Mohale F0604 • Ha-Mocheko • Ha Beka • Matolong • Mohlakaneng • Ha Thabo Zonela Comene • Ha Nthoa-Ntšo • Ha Suoane • Ha Ramoroa F0605 • Raqoatha • Moeaneng • Matlapeng • Boritsa Tsiu Mpheulane • Matebeleng • Ha Tloko • Bochabela • Tsekong • Moreneng • Ntee F0504 Ha Selemo • Ha Selemo • Mootsinyane • Mabula • Mateisi Leburu Ts’oeu F0606 • Seliane • Phuthing • Ha-Mohapi • Sekhutloaneng • Lekhalong • Anone Baphuthi Molato • Makunyapane • Maporoteng • Rankopane • Marakong • Ha Mohlomi • Ha Malephane • Khohlong • Phuthing 2 • Khalo • Lekhoaleea • Lelinyane F0607 • Shalane • Ha Lesaoana • Sebataolong • Makilanyaneng ‘Malereko Lethoko F0505 Makilanyaneng • Makilanyaneng • Ha Lesala • Liphakoaneng Thomas Khoele • Khokhotsaneng • Borakapane • Sekoaing • Maqhatseng • Ha Sebabatso • Ha Qheku F0608 • Tlokoeng • Tsieng • Mahamong • Maqhoathong • Marakong ‘Mamahatisa Damane F0506 Ha Ramonyatsi • Qhobosheaneng • Ha Sebatli • Ha Sebareboi ‘Matsebang Nkobe F0609 • Ha Katiba • Ha Lengau • Ha Qena • Ha Setulo • Maqoathong Mzoandile Jonana • Ha Ramonyatsi • Khoro-e-betloa • Ha Nzima • Ha Ramothobi • Liqaleng • Matsekaneng • Ha Phasu F0507 Ha Lecheche • Ha Mosiane • Ha Lecheche • Tšoeneng • Matebeleng Makoinihi Maliehe F0610 • Ha Lesibo • Ha Monyefoli • Ha Maqoatho-Seli • Ha Mothae Moholoholo Semanama F0508 Ha Mokali-Mots’o • Motlomong • Ha Mokali-Motšo • Ha Mafethe • Ha Mokhu ‘Molaoa J. ‘Molaoa • Litsoeneng • Matebeleng • Ha Makhaola • Ha Sentso F0509 Ha Pekenene • Thaba Phiri • Ha Pekenene • ‘Malekopo • Motsekuoa ‘Mamenyame Mafethe • Ha Tsietsi • Ha Sebothama Nominated Chiefs: F0611 • Taung • Thabaneng • Ha Timitha • Ha Baletsi • Ha Mavumboka ‘Makamoho Mpokathi Bereng Moshoeshoe • Ha Mophako • Ha Mohau • Motse-Mocha • Ha Molibeli ‘Mualle Potsane • Ha Makhalanyane • Ha Lepolesa • Ha Beketsane

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Qaqatu No. 60 Phamong F07 F0701 Meso • Koti-sephola • Mahlalela • Lithakong • Molemo • Saphau Motšepe Majames Egelia Mpharane No. 61 Thaba-Mokhele F0801 Ntjepeleng • Kaphe • Mphena • Tepa • Matibi • Faskere ’Makhanyane Khanyane F08 • Koethe • Tšoeneng • Hlalele • Thota-peli • Ntja-peli • Ramatlali • Phohlokong • Sekiring • Sepinare F0702 Sealuma • Phalana • Makaung • Motse-mocha • Sehoaba Matsoso ’Marethabile Martina • Ntsirele • Nomoro-one • Khanyane • Sekunyane • Ralekhaola • Sealuma • Rachabana • Lehlakeng • Taele • Khomongoe • Ntsapi F0703 Phiring • Kheleli • Thoteng • Seteke • Likhohloaneng • Mokoto Souru ’Matholang F0802 Ponts’eng • Pekenene • Pontšeng • Ramosoueu • Nkone Mohalalitoe Pakela • Motse-mocha • Phiring • Mphole • Mpobong • Pakela • Makatseng • Mokhothu • Mahaheng F0704 Makhabane • Lethena • Cobo • Makhabane • Tšepong Molomo Kenneth Sello F0803 Phala • Phala • Linokong • Rasebolelo • Thabana-Ntšonyana ’Manthatisi Makopong • Hekeng • Sepotong • Ratsoane • Kolobere • Moloche • Tšese • Mabaka • Lekhalong F0705 Phamong • Makaung • Aupulasi • Ramabutsoela • Tapisi Motiki ’Manthabiseng Flora • Soere • Kholoane • Ramohlolonyane • Makara • Putsoane • Ntloana • Thoteng F0804 Liphofung • Lifateng • Ntširele • Makutoane • Makhalong ’Mamoeketsi Motsoloane F0706 Qacha • Qacha • Mats’eseng • Lipakela Phako ’Makananelo Age • Kopialena • Ralijeng • Lisene F0707 Lempe • Malephane • Janefeke • Liboti Moshoaotsi Lekeba Benedict F0805 Belemane • Masita • Folatsane • Mahlalela • Moeletsi • Mats’eo ’Mamoleboheng Lesihlo F0708 Bethel • Tlapa-letšotso • Qiqita • Lekhalong Koali Phakamile Victor F0806 Maqoala • Senekane • Belemane • Maqeba • Draai Hoek ’Mathabo Hlakanyane F0709 Tankele • Ntoi • Thepung • Lipeleng • Tlhakoaneng Ponoane ’Matlokotsi Gemina • Tutulung • Kalakeng • Bokoro • Mahlelebe • Mothe • Maqalikeng • Sekhutlong • Seforong • Mafoseng F0807 Lithabaneng • Mosika • Maqoala • Monakalali • Biane • Rampeli Buno Mosiuoa • Tankele • Makhafoleng • Qoane • Maboneng • Nyakane • Thetela • Mothetho • Moshebi • Mapuru F0808 Lefikeng • Sehlabaneng • Motsekuoa • Matsoapong • Rathobei • Tšoeu Nkoane Lebakae F0809 Thaba-Tšoeu • Ratšoeu • Matebeleng • Khanyane • Ralebakeng F0810 Nkoboto • Lefikeng • Matsaung • Mokolana ’Mapalesa Monyatsi F0811 Lithakaling • Nk’unk’u • Seabata • Rankh’enk’u • Khang-ka-khotso Thabiso Matlanyane • Letlapeng • Khoale • Mokunyane • Nkoboto • Patisa • Sehloho • Mosotho ’Makeletso Ramollo • Matsekeng • Lithakaling • Chefa

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Ketane No. 62 Qobong F09 F0901 Ha-Kori • Ha Sekhohola • Letlapeng • Ha Raseboko Rameno Posholi Ketane No. 62 F10 Qhoobeng F1001 Qhoobeng • Ha Oetsi • Hukustata • Ha Oetsi • Thabang-Bosiu ‘Mamothenyase • Ha Litsibana • Ha Kori • Ha Rabosiu • Ha Hlalele • Ha Molibeli • Selomong Ha Hlalele Masasa F0902 Nohana Clinic • Ha Maponyane • Boiketlo • Motelisoana • Lipeneng Tokonye Kotelo F1002 Ha Salemane • Lekhalong Ha Masiba • Ha Rampoti • Ha Tlokofa ‘Mathabiso Seleke • Ha Sethobane • Makokeng • Thoteng • Ha Motseki • Khubetsoang Sekolong • Ha Sello Sepolo F0903 Mafika-Lisiu • Mokeke • Ha Matebesi • Mafika Lisiu Nyatso Mosia F1003 Ha Mpache • Ha Makhoana • Letlapeng Ha Mpache • Motse-Motse Lesala Matlokotsi • Mothaba • Lesokoaneng • Ha Ntebele • Ha Mphekeleli • Ha Setofolo Qhoobeng • Ha Jane Tjotjo F0904 Qaqatu • Ha Moseneke • Ha Ramolahlehi • Ha Salemane • Likolobeng Qeto Lepolesa F1004 Majapereng • Ha Serokola • Malachamela • Poriki Qhoobeng Tefo Mojapela • Matsatsaneng • Ha Moseneke • Mpokito • Ha Sibi-Sibi • Majapereng • Litlhabela • Thaba-Sekoka F0905 Thibella • Matlapaneng • Ha-Machaba • Ha Piti ‘Mabolokang Phafoli F1005 Ha Mothibi • Ha Selaelae • Ketanyane Ha Mothibi • Koung Ha Motlatsi ‘Mathabiso Mohlekoa F0906 Tlhabeli • Ha Lesoli • Mokibeng • Matloko • Lichecheng • Ha Timpane Matebesi Matebesi • Marotobolong • Mehloling • Ha Tsumane • Ha Raboea • Tsitsa • Sekolong • Lithabaneng • Ha Pokola • Ha Mokhaimpeng F1006 Ha Simon • Ketanyane Ha Pontšo • Poriki Ketanyane • Letlapeng Ketanyane ‘Mathabiso ‘Mohlekoa • Motse-mocha • Ha Tlabeli • Mankung • Maloreng Ha Hlalele • Lekhalong Ha Pitikoane • Ha Simon • Ha Hlalele (Acting) • Seshoaing • Ha Lekhutsa F1007 Ha Nthamae • Ha Kotsoana • Ha Nthamae • Ha Ralekhoasa • Ha Rantoetsi ‘Matšepang Mphale F0907 Tsuinyane • Tsuinyane • Tsebatalana • Isaka • Boitelo • Meso Malefetsane Sello • Ha Teleki • Ha Khojane • Ha Tau • Mama • Biafa • Khoathing • Ha Nyape F1008 Qhoobeng • Qhoobeng Ha Letsie • Ha Polile • Ha Qoboko • Ha Tiheli ‘Mathapelo Ranchobe F0908 Qobong • Ha Maama • Ha Mokoinihi • Mapentseng • Nama-u-Lule ‘Matebello Ranyali Ha Letsie • Phuthing • Likoaeng • Ha Ramakholela • Moreneng • Motalane • Lefikeng • Masaleng • Matsatseng Ha Ntjanyana • Sentelina Ha Lekitla • Ha Makoara • Tsaoapo-le-Bolila • Mapholong • Ha Mosaletsane • Ha Makatla • Ha Ntjanyana • Ha Nompilo F0909 • Seithati • Lierefeng • Ha Lepeli • Ha Sebili S. Sehlatsana F1009 Khakhathane • Ha Rangoajane • Bolometsa • Sekhoko • Matsatseng Ha Lefuma Nako Rangojane • Khubetsoana • Ha Ranyali • Ha Mahaha • Koting-sa-Matsa • Ha Mocheko • Mabilikoe F0910 • Nohana • Mafikeng • Mahamong • Tiping ‘Mabokang F0911 • Mokeke • Litšiloaneng • Rhodesia • Thaba-Letau • Khakhane M. Monyaoe • Moreneng • Lefuma • Lihlohong • Lefarung • Lekhalaneng • Try Hoek • Mangaung • Matsatsaneng

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Ketane No. 62 Seroto F11 F1101 Khomongoe Motlatsi Hloahloeng No. 63 Likhutlong F12 Malane F1201 • Ha Makitimisi • Ha Malane Moreneng • Ha Sello Maieane Tefo F1102 Mphau Jara Elias • Ha Nketsi • Ha Sekoali • Ha Tšiu F1103 Moesa Lira Andreas Thabana-Liphofu F1202 • Lithokoa • Ha Letsie • Lekhalaneng • Sekhutlong ‘Maitumeleng Mokete F1104 Maqoabikane Setereso Luka • Moreneng • Litooaneng • Makhalong • Botula F1105 Pata Matebello Mpolokeng • Sekhoneng • Thotaneng Kano Phate F1106 Monaheng ‘Mathuso Tumo F1203 • Ha Ralemati • Ha Lesuoa • Ha Stene • Motse - Mocha F1107 Lehasa Thamae • Ha Molato • Ha Letlatsa • Ha Kano • Ha Tumo F1108 Makhala ‘Matsekiso • Ha Maritinyane • Ha Moiketsi • Ha Mapolooe F1109 - Lepekola F1204 • Ha Lepekola • Ha Leronti • Titimisi • Nkonyana Mosola Nkonyana F1110 - • Moeling • Tsenekeng • Sello F1111 - Ha Sekhebetlela F1205 • Moreneng • Lekholoa • Matebeleng ‘Mamothe Hlomeli • Makheka • Ha Setsoto • Ha kou Top F1206 • Qapane • Likhutlong • Matholoane • Makhalong Molahlisa Chere • Nkoebe • Malefetsane • Liphamoleng • Mathibane • Molise • Mokhele • Mokopu • Mokutoane • Luka • Khosi • Makhasi • Botjeko • Moeling Ha Khajoane F1207 • Masoleng • Senyaka • Ha Saferi • Ha Motšoane • Koung ‘Malerato Katiba • Tota • Khajoane • Ha Malefane • Ha Salemone • Isio Ha Ntja F1208 • Ha Ramafole • Ha Ntaoana • Ha Ntja • Ha Mofona ‘Matiisetso Tseole • Ha Makoae • Ha Mahlokolo • Likopereng • Boithatelo Sefateng F1209 • Ha Mahike • Sefateng • Likhutloaneng • Ha Elia ‘Matumelo

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Hloahloeng No. 63 Nkau F13 F1301 Hloahloeng • Hloahloeng Ha Nkau • Ha Kojana • Pitseng Ha Reli Mosotho ‘Masebabatso Hloahloeng No. 63 Qabane F14 F1401 • Tiping • Matsoeteng • Mohlomo • Ramatatiele • Khohlong • Phuthing Ha Mphuthela • Ha Seqoke • Ha Malatsi • Phula-likhama • Litejaneng • Qoloane • Phuthing • Moisa • Ha Mosotho • Ha Ntoahae • Ha Sekhomane Ha Molele • Kokoane • Makokoane • Mokoallong • Matliseng Ha Molele F1402 • Setofolo • Masupha • Seiso • Makoafa • Montso F1302 St. Sebastian • Ha Phafoli • Thoteng Ha Phafoli • Ha Jopo Ha ‘Masefabatho Mabote Mahlomola F1403 • Khamakhamane • Letumonyane • Setlhotlelo • Lithakong Ha Jopo • Ha Thuhloane/Ha Mokola F1404 • Seketsing • Tesi • Maputšeng • Khatleng • Bataung • Monkhoaneng Ha Motsie • Khohlong Ha Phafoli • Malehlokoaana • Moeaneng • Moeti • Lilibaneng • Motoeng Ha Mosele F1405 • Ts'osane • Setebatebe • Bareng • Morutlho F1303 Phafoli • Ha ‘Mabatho • Lichecheng Ha Moleleki • Ha Tlelaka Motsamai Thakholi F1406 • Molisana • Letlapeng • Erenese • Tlhakoaneng • Mohale • Khiba • Phalo • Motse-Mocha Ha mothepu • Lithabaneng Ha ‘Mathabo F1407 • Letsoapong • Mpolokoana • Leribe • Seilane • Matlapeng Ha ‘Mathabo • Ha Mohlokoane F1408 • Polosi • Rantaoleng • Sek'heni • Shaoli • Ratake F1304 ‘Mabatho • Khilibiting Ha Ralebona • Ha Malinyane Kau ‘Mamohlokoane F1409 • Sethaleng • Tsemane • Khate • Khaba • Pesi • Sehaula F1305 Khilibitling • Sehaula Ha Makoanye • Ha Madodene F1410 • Litsoeneng • Oalatsa • Molomo • Moreneng • Moeaneng Ha Ralebona • Ha Matlokoa • Ha Setlhotlelo • Ha Ralebona • Sekhutlong • Thaba-ntšo • Lekhaleng F1306 Ha Ntoane • Ha Ntoane • Ha Thiba-li-Eme • Makokong Khope ‘Maleshome F1411 • Motaneng • Scout • Thaba-tšoeu • Koloahana • Matsatseng • Kotisephola • Malumeleng • Ha Mokhele Mangaung • Ha Senekeneke • Sekameng • Motšoanakaba • Shopong • Montši • Tsoane F1307 St. Andrew • Ha Emile • Ha Kajang • Ha Mantsoe –a-Batho • Ha Mpusi ‘Malebona Lebona • Ha Ntozimbi • Mafosieng • Makhalong Ha Kepo F1308 Lumaluma • Leribe • Ha ‘Matsa • Ha ‘Matsa Moreneng Mokali Seleso • Lithakong Ha ‘Matsa • Matsabeng • Sehaula F1309 Mokotso • Ha Mokotso • Ha Nkopane • Khorong Ha Seo • Ha Kahlolo Mokotso ‘Makarabo • Thabong Ha Mokotso • Ha Makakane • Ha Morema F1310 St. Julius • Ha Boroko • Ha Liau • Ha Nonyane • Panteng Ha Setone Pitso Phofu • Mafielong • Kerekeng Ha Liau • Ha Moepholi F1311 St Joseph • Ha Lechesa • Ha Lenyatsa • Ha Moahloli Tšukulu Tloloko • Ha Pholo • Tšolo • Ha Rankhoba • Ha Rabele Nominated Chiefs: • Khubetsoana Ha Lechesa • Ha Chalotsane Nonyana ‘Mateboho

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District Council Mohale’s Hoek District Council Committees and members

1. Khopiso Tšiloane (Chairperson) HIV & AIDS Committee 2. Nkoane Lebakae (Deputy) 1. ‘Marefuoe ‘Muso 3. Daniel Ratolo 2. ‘Nyane Rakolobe 4. ‘Matiisetso Matsie 3. ‘Manthabeleng Motiki 5. ‘Nyane Rakolobe 4. Baphuthi Molato 6. ‘Mammota A. Sehlabaka 7. Phakiso E. Thamae Planning and Finance Committee 8. Joseph T. Mosaola 1. Khopiso Tšiloane 9. ‘Maletho Rachabane 2. ‘Manthabeleng Motiki 10. Leburu M. Tšoeu 3. ‘Nyane Rakolobe 11. ‘Manapo Mohale 12. Tšiu Mpheulane Land administration 13. Baphuthi Molato 1. Tloloko Tšukulu 14. ‘Manthabeleng Motiki 2. ‘Maletho Rachabane 15. Kenneth Molomo 3. Motlatsi Khomonngoe 16. ‘Manthatisi Makopong 17. ‘Marefuoe ‘Muso Environment 18. Matebesi Matebesi 1. Kenneth Molomo 19. Nako B. Rangoajane 2. ‘Manthatisi Makopong 20. Tefo Mojapela 3. Motlatsi Letsie 21. Motlatsi E. Khomonngoe 4. ‘Matiisetso Matsie 22. Potsanyane M. Sehloho 5. Seleso Mokali 23. Kano P. Phate 6. ‘Mathabang Mathibeli 24. Tšiu J. Moshoeshoe 7. Leburu Tšoeu 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)

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