Examples of 'basotho' in a sentence
Meaning of "basotho"
Basotho is an adjective used to describe people, culture, or things related to Lesotho, a country located in Southern Africa
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- plural of Mosotho
- Alternative form of Basuto
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Basotho men have drawn the obvious conclusion.
Moshoeshoe the BaSotho.
Basotho ponies are very important in the highlands for riding.
They are wearing their Basotho tribal blankets.
Basotho customary marriages.
Pictured is a crocodile on a Basotho shield.
Basotho blankets also became more known as a result of the film.
Customs and rituals are a constant guiding force in Basotho life.
Basotho diplomatic missions.
There are also sites of historical importance to the Basotho nation.
Basotho had a way of life that was considered to be simple and lacked complication.
Cannabis therefore constitutes a form of savings for Basotho producers.
The Basotho culture is immersed in musical traditions.
An old mountain bicycle means a lot to most Basotho enthusiasts.
We Basotho are very attached to our identity.
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This is due in part to the traditional role of males in Basotho society.
Other Basotho estates are administered in accordance with the customary law.
This is of cultural significance and in line with the Basotho temperament.
Many Basotho believe that the mountain preserved magical properties.
The blanket is an essential part of the wardrobe of the Basotho people of Lesotho.
But the Basotho have no patience now with either model.
Throughout the trip you will have the chance to embrace Basotho culture.
But the Basotho are still prone to mutual envy and spite.
Relations between the Boers and the Basotho were less than cordial at the time.
The Basotho largely relied on agriculture and animal husbandry for their food supply.
We welcome the opportunity presented now for the Basotho people themselves to address their concerns.
He provided land and protection to various people and this strengthened the growing Basotho nation.
Part II recognizes a Basotho customary marriage as one that has fulfilled the following requirements.
Longer life for all Basotho.
The Basotho are a proud people.
Public services available to all Basotho.
Many Basotho still believe in the African traditional beliefs.
Most of the workers employed in factories owned by Chinese or Indians were Basotho.
The Basotho Nation was renowned for its love of peace.
The Caledon valley is important in the history of the Basotho people.
Our Basotho Sisters actively take part of this national effort.
There are no other words to describe how I feel about the Basotho people.
Soon the Basotho followed.
They are all coming to South Africa and competing for the same jobs as Basotho.
A number of South Africans and Basotho also died in the fighting.
LPPA has fifty years providing services to Basotho.
This war is also known as the First Basotho War or the War of Senekal.
Both the Local and Central Courts are sometimes referred to as customary or Basotho Courts.
Basotho society is patrilineal and a child born in wedlock assumes the father 's family name.
No further armed conflict between the Free State and the Basotho took place after this.
Within months, most Basotho chiefs were in open rebellion.
The people of Lesotho are called Basotho sing.
In addition, the Basotho people are being ravaged by a tuberculosis epidemic.
In the politics of Lesotho he is aligned with the All Basotho Convention.
Every fourth Basotho is infected with the virus, leaving a quarter of children orphaned.
