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Lucky ETL customer wins Toyota Starlet

The second of three brand-new Toyota Starlet vehicles to be won in the Econet Telecom Lesotho (ETL) Hoa Khonahala campaign was handed over to Mpolai Tsakatsi at Ha Foso in Berea on Saturday.

The competition is run through ETL’s SasaiEconet Financial Services’ (SEFS).

The handover comes as the festive campaign officially surpasses M1 million in total prizes awarded, reinforcing its position as one of the most impactful customer reward initiatives currently underway in Lesotho. 

Leading the ceremony, SEFS General Manager, Moeketsi Mafereka, stressed the campaign’s growing national impact.

Mafereka said Hoa Khonahala is delivering on its promise. 

“With 250 winners to date and over M1 million in prizes already awarded, including two brand-new Toyota Starlet vehicles, we are seeing real stories of transformation unfold across the country.

“This is about rewarding loyalty in meaningful ways while driving financial inclusion and digital participation,” he noted.

Mafereka also indicated the prizes that have been awarded so far form part of the M6 million prize pool set aside for the campaign, adding that substantial rewards are still up for grabs as the promotion rolls towards its conclusion. 

An emotional Tsakatsi described the moment as life-changing. 

She said the car will significantly ease her daily commute to work and improve mobility for her family, a tangible example of how everyday transactions through SEFS and ETL can translate into life-changing rewards. 

“Owning a car was something I never imagined. This gives me confidence and makes my daily life much easier. I am incredibly thankful to ETL and SEFS,” she prided.

With one more Toyota Starlet still to be handed over, alongside ongoing cash and device prizes, customers are encouraged to continue transacting via EcoCash and purchasing qualifying bundles for their chance to win before the campaign closes. 

As Hoa Khonahala enters its final stretch, ETL and SEFS reaffirm their commitment to delivering customer-centric campaigns that reward participation, strengthen financial inclusion and create measurable impact across the country.

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