The Management of the Lesotho Electricity Company (Pty) Ltd has seen it befitting to make the ceremony a success by sponsoring an award at the Lerotholi Polytechnic Graduation Ceremony today, October 3, 2025. The ceremony was held at Lerotholi Polytechnic premises, and LEC graced the event by also sponsoring...
Mohlanapeng High School Grade 11 students’ faces beam with ecstasy as they visit the Lesotho Electricity Company (LEC) in September 2025. On this tour, the learners learned of the importance of using electricity as an essential commodity. The two employees of LEC who happened to be the scholars’ tour...
The Right Honorable Prime Minister (PM) Ntsokoane Samuel Matekane, through the Rural Electrification Unit (REU) under the Ministry of Energy has launched a major power extension project in Mantšonyane, Thaba-Tseka. The launch was on August 4, 2025, and the project is expected to take eight months to complete and...
More than 740 households in Mokema, Maseru have been electrified as part of fulfilling the commitment of the government to achieve universal access to electricity in Lesotho by 2030. This was witnessed during the electrification project handover ceremony that was officially held by Prime Minister, Samuel Ntsokoane Matekane on...
“Nature helps to heal our bodies and our minds”, this was said by the Environment Officer Ms ‘Maferete Moorosi. She said this while reminding the staff about the annual commemoration of World Environment Day, a campaign led by the United Environment Programme. She indicated that the day is celebrated...
The Lesotho Electricity Company joins the world in its celebratory act to observe the “Earth hour”, in style. The last Friday of March in every year, has globally been dubbed the day under which “Earth Hour” is celebrated from 20:30hrs to 21:30hrs aimed at observing power usage and reduction....
In a profound act of community care, LEC extended a hand of support to Scott Hospital in Morija—a place where dedication meets the frontlines of healthcare. This visit was more than just a gesture; it was a reaffirmation of LEC’s unwavering commitment to those who tirelessly protect the well-being,...
In a continuous effort to prioritize customer satisfaction and address their concerns, Lesotho Electricity Company (LEC) proudly announces the launch of its newly upgraded Call Centre.This significant enhancement comes as a direct response to the feedback and input received from valued customers across the nation. Listening attentively to the...
Vandalism represents a troubling societal problem involving deliberate acts of damaging public or private infrastructure and equipment. This unwelcome issue is a daily challenge faced by regulated entities, manifesting itself in two primary forms: individual and group vandalism. Individual vandalism, in particular, inflicts significant damage on infrastructure and adversely...
The Lesotho Electricity Company (LEC) has received crucial guidance from the Standard and Transfer Specification Association (STS), underscoring the urgent necessity of migrating and modernizing the prepaid vending system and meters. Within each credit token, a unique identifier (TID) is encoded, consisting of 20 digits, designed to prevent token...
