Rain, resilience, culture and the spirit of King Moshoeshoe

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Hard grind: Hikers during the annual King Moshoeshoe Walk 2026

The annual King Moshoeshoe Walk 2026 was meant to be a scenic and symbolic journey, but it instead turned into a true test of endurance as thousands of walkers gathered for the epic 116-km pilgrimage. MOMPS RANKGATE writes

The historic hike traces the footsteps of the legendary Basotho founder, King Moshoeshoe I from Menkhoaneng to Thaba Bosui in a three-day walk of 116 kilometres.

This year’s walk will be remembered not only for its historical significance but for the relentless rain that transformed the trail into a gruelling adventure.

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