Leading the Basotho People with Honor and Tradition, Makoanyane Letsie Upholds the Legacy of Our Ancestors, Fostering Unity and Progress for Future Generations.
He is the South African Native and Paramount Chief of the Basotho-San. The Abbaquar-san Royal House hereby acknowledge and recognize Him in the position of: HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS PARAMOUNT CHIEF The Basotho-San.
He has been certified, appointed and authorized to represent the National Khoisan Kingdom (NKK) in all portfolios as expected in the terms and recognition of United Nations Declaration on the rights of Indigenous People, Convention 169 of United Nations
Paramount Chief Makoanyane Joshua Letsie is now representing the Basotho people in national and international platforms, advocating for their rights and interests. He is also engaging with other leaders, both traditional and governmental, to forge alliance and partnerships beneficial to the Basotho people.
The title "paramount chief" originated with Moshoeshoe I, the founder of the Basotho nation. This title was used for the leaders of the Basotho people until Lesotho gained its independence in 1966. Upon independence, the system changed from chiefs to kings, with the title of "king" being adopted for the nation's monarch.
Lesotho independence order 1966, in sec 32(1) provides; there shall be a king of lesotho who [shall] be the Head of state (3)- the person holding the office of Paramount under the Basutoland order 1965, immediately before the coming into operation of this constitution is hereby recognised and confirmed as the holder of the office of king as from the commencement of this constitution, and the current constitution of,1993 under interpretation sec 154(1)stated, " CHIEF" does [not] include the king, but includes the Principal chief.....
We are not the only ones trying to get back their Land. Below is the link for the video that shows other people talking about their ancestors land.
Play the videoWith this certificate, you will be recognized as a Aboriginal denizens of Basotho Land in South Africa, granting you unlimited residency without restriction. Put an end to the limitations on your stay in South Africa with this certificate and enjoy the freedom of indefinite residency.
Please open the provided link and carefully follow the instructions to complete the form. By doing so, you will be able to obtain your certificate, which will grant you recognition as a Aboriginal denizens of Basotho Land in South Africa. This certificate will allow you unlimited residency, eliminating any restrictions on the duration of your stay in South Africa.
Ensure that all the fields are filled out accordingly. By doing so, you will be able to obtain your certificate, which will grant you recognition as a Aboriginal denizens of Basotho Land in South Africa. This certificate will allow you unlimited residency, eliminating any restrictions on the duration of your stay in South Africa.
If you have provided all the necessary information and filled out the form correctly, you will receive your certificate through WhatsApp. This certificate will grant you full residency in South Africa, allowing you to stay without any restrictions.
Preserving Heritage: Ensuring the continuation and preservation of cultural practices, traditions, and ceremonies.
Cultural Education: Promoting the education of cultural values and history among the community members.
Political Leader: Acting as the political head of the Basotho people, representing their interests in various forums.
Conflict Resolution: Mediating disputes and conflicts within the community, ensuring justice and harmony.
Decision Making: Making important decisions that affect the community, often in consultation with a council of elders or advisors.
Development Initiatives: Leading and overseeing development projects aimed at improving the living standards of the community, such as infrastructure, education, and healthcare projects.
Resource Management: Managing communal resources and ensuring their sustainable use for the benefit of the community.
Economic Initiatives: Encouraging and supporting economic activities such as agriculture, crafts, and trade that benefit the community.
Sustainable Practices: Promoting sustainable economic practices that ensure long-term prosperity for the Basotho people.
Educational Support: Advocating for and supporting educational initiatives to improve literacy and education levels within the community.
Health Awareness: Promoting health awareness and supporting healthcare initiatives to ensure the well-being of the community.
The Land was taken from Kings and Queens not from Politicians and not from the government. So now we are bringing back the Basotho-San Land. I Makoanyane Joshua Letsie i am working towards that.
Lesotho, formerly known as Basutoland, gained independence from British rule on October 4, 1966. With independence came a significant change in the political structure of the country. The title "paramount chief" was replaced by the title "king," reflecting the country's shift to a constitutional monarchy. The first king of independent Lesotho was Moshoeshoe II, the direct descendant of Moshoeshoe I, thereby continuing the legacy of leadership under a new title.
The Basotho lands are rich with historical and cultural significance. Reclaiming these lands helps preserve our unique traditions, language, and heritage.
This movement seeks to correct historical injustices that have displaced the Basotho people from their ancestral homes, restoring their rights and dignity.
By reclaiming our land, we can harness its resources to create economic opportunities, reduce poverty, and improve living standards for the Basotho community.
This initiative fosters a sense of unity and solidarity among the Basotho people, strengthening communal ties and collective identity.
Providing Basotho individuals with the right to reside in their ancestral lands without legal obstacles is a fundamental human right that this organization fights to uphold.
Below are the numbers of certified people, in-progress certificates, and Basotho people who are satisfied with what the Paramount Chief is doing.
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