Business in Maseru (Lesotho)
Foreign Trade in Maseru Moshoesho: economic capital of the Kingdom of Lesotho
Maseru (red sandstone in Sesotho) is the administrative, economic and commercial
capital of
Lesotho (Southern Africa)
- Population of Maseru: 254,000 inhabitants
- Maseru is the largest
Mosotho city
- 1966: 28,000 inhabitants
- 1986: 110,000 inhabitants
- Access to the Port of Durban (South Africa)
- Distance Maseru-Durban: 552 kilometres
- Maseru is on the Caledon River, on the border between Lesotho and South Africa (Ladybrand), in north-western Lesotho
- Border crossing on the Maseru bridge
- South African N8 Route: border crossing on the Maseru bridge towards Ladybrand and
Bloemfontein
- Railway: Maseru - Marseille (South African main line Bloemfontein-Bethleem).
- Moshoeshoe I International Airport
- Carpets and candles production
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Basotho Students from Lesotho
- Masters: Business in Africa, Transport in Africa, International Business, Foreign Trade
- Doctorates: African Business, Global Logistics, World Trade
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- Elevation of Maseru: 1,600 metres
- Climate of Maseru: subtropical highlands
- 1869: foundation of Maseru (British Protectorate)
- Cathedral of Our Lady of Victories of Maseru
- District: Maseru (capital)
- 430,000 inhabitants
Higher Education in Maseru - Lesotho
- National University of Lesotho
- Campus of the Limkokwing University (Maseru)
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