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The Lesotho National Olympic Committee which also serves as the Commonwealth Games Association of Lesotho has been granted an opportunity by the Commonwealth Sport Foundation to implement is strategic objective 2.3 that of “Promoting sport as a tool for prevention of social conflicts & crime, promotion of good health and as a career opportunity”. The […]

Michelle Tau has done it again and this time around she won a silver medal from competing at the Presidents Cup on Saturday the 18th February 2023 in Cairo, Egypt. This follows on from the Gold Medal she won in the Egypt Open earlier last week. Both competitions were ranked at G1 and G2 World […]

The Lesotho National Olympic Committee which also serves as the Commonwealth Games Lesotho has been granted an opportunity by the Olympic Solidarity to implement is strategic objective 2.1 that of “Ensuring stakeholders Support and loyalty ”. The initiative is conducted through an orientation of the newly elected executive committee members whose term started late in […]

The Lesotho National Olympic Committee is conducting a five day Sport Administration Course for Sport Administrators, Coaches and Athletes at its premises. The Level I Course started on Monday, the 6 February and will end on Friday, the 10 February 2023. The course which is funded by the Olympic Solidarity, intends to equip and capacitate […]

The Lesotho National Olympic Community once again celebrates the Refugees Day; which recognises the strength and courage of people who have been forced to flee their home countries to escape conflict or persecution. Therefore the LNOC in Collaboration with The Ministry of Home Affairs, The ministry of Gender, Youth, Sports, Arts and Culture, and Social […]

Federation of Gymnastics Lesotho held Rhythmic Gymnastics Level 1 coaches course for 4days at Maria ‘Mabasotho hall. The Course was facilitated by Julene VAN ROOYEN, FIG expert from Cape Town. The course was running concurrently with a training camp for Tumbling Gymnastics which was meant to prepare our 8 tumbling gymnasts who were to take […]

The Sports and Active Society Commission under the auspices of the LNOC is bringing together people of different races, age, sex and geographical location to commomorate through physical activity the TAFISA World Walking Day in colaboration with LSRC. This epic event will take place at; Venue: Khubelu, Ha Abia Date: 02/10/2022 Time: 0800hrs

The Lesotho National Olympic Committee through its Winter Sports Programme has welcomed a contingent of Eswatini National Olympic Committee for a Bilateral Meeting between the two National Olympic Committees. The main objective of this visit is to share experiences and learn strategies on the newly developed initiative by the LNOC on the Winter Sports Programme. […]

The Ministry of Gender and Youth, Sports and Recreation launched the National Sport Policy today , Thursday, the 29th September 2022. The launch was done by the Honourable Minister of Gender and Youth, Sports and Recreation with the presence of the President Lesotho Sport and Recreation Commission and President Lesotho National Olympic Committee represented by […]

The World Clean Up Day Celebration was successfully held at Setsoto Stadium and Lepereng OlyAfrica Centre . Following a successful and eventful season of youth games and international soccer games Setsoto stadium had become a home of dirt and plastic pollution thereby intriguing the LNOC to act on the unbearable conditions of the stadium through […]