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Matekane announces 3rd edition of Golf Day

Premier Minister Sam Matekane has called for support for the third edition of the Prime Minister’s Education Charity Golf Day.

The event is scheduled for February 5,2027.

 Matekane urged businesses, organisations and individuals to invest in quality, inclusive education and help expand opportunities for children across Lesotho.

The event will bring together partners from government, the private sector and development organisations for a golf tournament. This will followed by a fundraising and awards dinner to mobilise support for children’s education, including those with disabilities.

The initiative has gained momentum since its launch in 2025, when the inaugural Golf Day raised more than M1 million to provide assistive devices for 598 children with disabilities, supporting their participation in learning and daily life. 

The second edition, held in March 2026, mobilised more than M6 million in cash and in-kind contributions.

“Every child in Lesotho deserves the opportunity to learn and fulfill their potential, regardless of their circumstances. Through the Prime Minister’s Education Charity Golf Day, we are inviting every sector of society to play a part in making education more accessible and inclusive for our children,” said Matekane.

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