I live at Ha Abia, Ha Mapetla. Ke rekisa Linaoa le Mabele. Kea leboha.
Contact MeA staple food in Lesotho, often boiled and served with papa (maize porridge) or stews. Sometimes cooked with samp (crushed maize) in a dish called "lehata".
Lebete beans are a type of indigenous cowpea (Vigna unguiculata) grown in Lesotho, known for their hardiness in the country's high-altitude climate. They are a traditional staple, rich in protein and often used in stews, soups, or as a side dish.