Coronavirus calls off Moshoeshoe Walk  

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to ravage communities and economies, the Moshoeshoe Walk was never left unaffected. This ultimate human walk or hiking as some may call it, had to be cancelled due to the current COVID-19 restrictions by governments in gatherings and travel, which hindered the possibility of hosting the event.

With confirmed cases continue to rise within the continent and the world, forcing societies to adapt to new ways of living, the three-day walk which makes up about 116km, was scheduled to take place on the 11^th – 13^th March 2021 where it would had celebrated its 15 years of existence.

Held annually in the Kingdom of Lesotho, Moshoeshoe Walk retraces the path Basotho King Moshoeshoe I took as he led his people to safety, reaching the destination of Thaba Bosiu as he united his tribe. The walk attracts enthusiasts from all over the world, most especially the SADC region in the continent, with about 750 participants who graced the walk

Amongst the countries that participated in 2020 include the likes of South Africa, Botswana, Eswatini, who joined massive crowds of walkers from Lesotho, led by His Majesty King Letsie III together with Her Majesty the Queen.

The walk starts in the village of Menkhoaneng and ends at Thaba Bosiu Cultural Village, with break stops in between each day of the journey to Thaba Bosiu, over a period of three jam packed days of discovering adventure and fun.