The Katse Dam in Lesotho. Photo: Sechaba Mokhethi
Lesotho’s Constitutional Court has ruled that thousands of people seeking compensation over the Lesotho Highlands Water Project used the wrong legal process.
The court did not decide whether affected communities are owed compensation, finding instead that those claims should be pursued under ordinary legislation, and not as a constitutional challenge.
More than 3,000 villagers and 889 businesses claim they were underpaid or not compensated for land, livelihoods and businesses affected by the construction of the Katse, Mohale and Polihali dams.
Thousands of villagers and businesses seeking compensation over the Lesotho Highlands Water Project have suffered a setback after the High Court of Lesotho, sitting as the Constitutional Court, ruled that the dispute…
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