Maseru is the capital of Lesotho, as well as of the Maseru District. Maseru is situated on the Caledon River, and on the Lesotho-South Africa border. The name is from the Sesotho word for 'place of the red sandstone.' The city was first established as a police camp in 1869, and became the capital when the country became a British protectorate. The country gained independence in 1966. In 1998 many buildings were damaged by the political uprising.
Contact
Address : |
Lesotho |
Cellphone Reception : |
Good |
Main Cellular Network : |
MTN. Vodacom. Vodafone. Econet Ezicel. |
Destination Information
Police Telephone : |
+266 22 323 869 |
Hospital Telephone : |
+266 22 313 260 |
Doctor Telephone : |
+266 223 14864 |
Embassy Telephone : |
+266 222 25800 |
Tourist Information Telephone : |
+266 313 760 |
Towing Service Telephone : |
+266 283 56446 |
Petrol Type : |
Unleaded 93&95, LRP93. |
Diesel Type : |
500ppm&Diesel Plus. |
Activities
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Golf
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More Activities : |
Tennis. |
Notes on Activities : |
(Some activities may be offered nearby). |
Travelling Information
Hospital no. for Maseru Private Hospital. Embassy no. for South African High Commission in Maseru. Moshoeshoe International Airport 20km away. Holders of the following passports do not require visas for Lesotho: South Africa. Zimbabwe. Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland, Ireland, United Kingdom. Germany, France, Italy, Switzerland. The Netherlands. Canada, Israel and Japan.
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