The Hub profiles Morija’s Women In Resistance

With continued support from Vodacom Lesotho Foundation, The Hub is implementing a number of activities geared at engaging its members and young learners from schools in and around Morija around the theme of the Women In Resistance exhibition. The Hub ran photography and writing competitions in January 2016 to select members who are participating in thisContinue reading “The Hub profiles Morija’s Women In Resistance”

The Hub at Ba re e ne re

Ba re e ne re Literature Festival is an annual festival in Lesotho which promotes increased literacy, encourages creative writing and aids artistic exchange between creatives in Lesotho, Basotho outside of Lesotho and creatives from other cultures. Through an essay writing competition and with support from Glasswaters Foundation, 12 Hub members attended Ba re e ne reContinue reading “The Hub at Ba re e ne re”

Introducing Job-Ready-Fridays at The Hub!

The Hub is happy to announce that in November 2015 we will be launching Job-Ready-Fridays! They days with special activities geared at providing our members with skills, motivation and inspiration! Job-Ready-Fridays will take place every Friday. The day will be split into two main sections: Skills Sessions will be held from 11am to 2pm. TheContinue reading “Introducing Job-Ready-Fridays at The Hub!”

The Hub Shakes the Dust!

On Saturday 17th October, The Hub hosted a screening of the documentary film Shake the Dust in the amphitheatre of the Morija Museum and Archives. Executive produced by Nasir “Nas” Jones and directed by photographer and filmmaker Adam Sjöberg, Shake the Dust tells the story of how hip hop and breakdancing have given a senseContinue reading “The Hub Shakes the Dust!”

Conversations at Morija #2

In 2013, Maseru-born curator Lerato Bereng held an interactive event at the Morija Arts and Cultural Festival titled Conversations at Morija. The event, which was free of charge and open to the public, engaged with a number of members of Lesotho’s diaspora in a series of live Skype conversations. Through the event, Bereng – whoContinue reading “Conversations at Morija #2”