Re Ipate Kae?’ featuring Queen Mo is a poetic song of condolence and remembrance in honour of those who have lost their lives to Covid-19, as well as a tribute to the healthcare workers who continue to risk their lives to help others.

In loving memory of Morali oa Mosotho – a longtime supporter of The Hub, a fierce patriot, and a champion for social justice – and Dr. John Badia, who devoted his life to caring for others. They are both sorely missed.  

Watch the video on YouTube - https://youtu.be/e-vQUo1nJb4

Written and performed by Queen Mo
Beat by Taks Beats
Backing vocals by Thulo Monyake
Recording, mixing, mastering by Thulo Monyake

This song was produced in partnership with the Open Society Initiative for Southern Africa, with support from Glasswaters Foundation and Selibeng sa Thuto Trust.

Re Ipate Kae? feat. Queen Mo (Prod. by Taks Beats)

With increasing numbers of women in Lesotho losing their lives at the hands of men, 'Emisang' – featuring Kot Inferno, Lemekoane, and Tsebo Phakisi – is a poetic call to action for us all to stand up, to reverse the status quo of widespread gender-based violence, and to breathe new meaning into 'Khotso, Pula, Nala' by creating a Lesotho where men and women exist in equality, peace, and mutual respect.

Watch the video: https://youtu.be/zKhqQuwd368

'Emisang' is open source and free to download! It is The Hub's aim that the song will spark positive conversations to end GBV and femicide in Lesotho. 

Produced by: Taks Beats 
Recording/Mixing/Mastering by: T-Mech 
The Hub: https://thehubatmorija.co.ls/covid-19/

Emisang Feat. Kot Inferno, Lemekoane, Tsebo Phakisi (Prod. Taks Beats)

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Hub Talk Podcast - Kutlong Hearing Foundation

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As the Construction and Projects Manager at rise (Relationships Inspiring Social Enterprise), Thato Nkikana is breaking barriers as a woman in a traditionally male-dominated industry. If you are interested in the built environment and gender equity, this episode is definitely for you!

Hub Talk Podcast - Thato Nkikana

Motsoalle, by T&R Analytics and Web Designs, is an AI-powered WhatsApp chatbot designed to guide high school students in Lesotho with career advice, university application support, and educational resources. Don't miss this episode if you're inspired by the incredible potential of tech for education and social change!

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Hub Talk Podcast - T&R Analytics & Web Designs

Help Lesotho is an NGO providing inspiring life skills and psychosocial support programs for youth, young mothers, herd boys, teachers and grandmothers. Tune in to hear from Sello Matsoso, the Program Manager at Help Lesotho, as he tells us about their work to help participants cope, make healthy decisions, form positive relationships and become socially responsible citizens with restored hope for the future.

Hub Talks are monthly motivational talks that bring a range of professionals, creative practitioners and activists to The Hub, and the Hub Talk Podcast features each month's speaker.

Hub Talk Podcast - Help Lesotho

To wrap up 2024, The Hub's Team took over the Hub Talk Podcast to share their personal stories of resilience as they navigated the challenges they faced in school.

From financial struggles and limited resources to self-doubt, they open up about the obstacles that shaped their journeys.

Tune in to hear how they overcame these hurdles and carved their paths to graduation from tertiary!

Hub Talk Podcast - The Hub Team

We kicked off 2025 Hub Talks and the Podcast with Moleboheng Mpota, one of the nation's top achievers in the 2024 LGCSE exams with 8 A* and 2 A! 

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Hub Talk Podcast - Moleboheng Mpota

If you're interested in filmmaking and the arts, join us for this one! With 20+ years of experience as a Mosotho in the film industry in South Africa, Pheello Pj Makosholo shared insights into the field and his thoughts on the state of creative industries in Lesotho.

Hub Talks are monthly motivational talks that bring a range of professionals, creative practitioners and activists to The Hub, and the Hub Talk Podcast features each month's speaker.

Hub Talk Podcast - Pj Makosholo

Get inspired by 16-year-old Katleho Vitoria Khalala, a leader in entrepreneurship, tech and financial literacy!

Hub Talks are monthly motivational talks that bring a range of professionals, creative practitioners and activists to The Hub, and the Hub Talk Podcast features each month's speaker.

Hub Talk Podcast - Katleho Khalala

Skills & Soup participants take over the Hub Talk Podcast to have a conversation with legendary artist Meshu Mokitimi, who at 99 years young is a living archive of creativity, resilience, and cultural wisdom.

Hub Talks are monthly motivational talks that bring a range of professionals, creative practitioners and activists to The Hub, and the Hub Talk Podcast features each month's speaker.

Hub Talk Podcast - Meshu Pt I

Journalist and activist Kananelo Boloetse is not afraid to stand up for the youth of Lesotho. Understanding our fundamental human rights is essential. Activism is not rebellion, but a brave pursuit of justice through existing channels.
We, as young people, have the power to drive change despite challenges, especially when united!

Hub Talks are monthly motivational talks that bring a range of professionals, creative practitioners and activists to The Hub, and the Hub Talk Podcast features each month's speaker.

Hub Talk Podcast - Kananelo Boloetse

Taba-Kholo is a new series of interview podcasts produced by The Hub and hosted by Moleboheng Rampou. Topics discussed will include health care, GBV, human rights, mental health and more! Check back soon for another episode of Taba-Kholo!

Interview by Moleboheng Rampou @ The Hub
Recorded by Liteboho Molato @ The Hub

More from The Hub: thehubatmorija.co.ls/covid-19/

Taba-Kholo: 'Makhauta Mokhethi

#NthoeTjena by The Hub featuring Black Dash, Kafela, L-Tore, Revelation, Kot Inferno, Msoko Lara, Prime Zeik, Kardiac & Tokelo

Watch the video on YouTube: https://youtu.be/emyzbZ6AuM4

In partnership with Open Society Initiative for Southern Africa, Nthoe Tjena uses artivism to raise awareness of Covid-19 and its surrounding issues in Lesotho. The featured artists talk about the pandemic’s impact on the economy, youth, and education, as well as political inaction, corruption, and misuse of funds. We call on our leaders to do better, and on all Basotho to step up and take care of one another.

Beat produced by Taks Beats

Recording/Mixing/Mastering by T-Mech

Nthoe Tjena (Prod. Taks Beats)

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