The Rand Show 2022 (April 13-18) brings back the “best day in South Africa” ​​with a bang. Exhibitors include a wide variety of retailers, artists, food and beverage vendors, entertainment exhibits and ministries. One of the main exhibitors is the Lesotho Highlands Water Project (LHWP), showcasing the progress being made in providing new water sources in Gauteng, as well as the incredible attractions of the “Kingdom in the Sky”, one Southern Africa projects from Lesotho. most searched travel destinations.

The LHWP is a key program that aims to address the ongoing water crisis in Gauteng, providing the province with much needed water for domestic and industrial use, the well-being of many affected communities being in play.

In addition to the educational aspect of the exhibition, visitors will be able to taste the famous Maluti beer during a daily beer tasting at the stand. This will run from 1 to 3 p.m. daily. Some lucky visitors will also receive Lesotho-branded Basotho hats, face masks and Makhaleng cosmetics as gifts.

Water is a finite resource, and the proper management of shared water sources for sustainable economic growth is the ultimate goal of LHWP. Ilembu Mwakalumbwa of LHWP says, “A model on the stand will help people visualize how water is transferred from Katse to South Africa (Water’s Journey to RSA), which is great to see.

“Conserving the environment is key to water security and is a shared responsibility. Our project aims to make water more accessible to all South Africans, as it can be a vital tool for the regional integration.

“Furthermore, as a tourist destination, Lesotho is unparalleled in its diverse beauty and one of the very few ski resort destinations in Africa. Lesotho has the perfect blend of natural, cultural and historical destinations that make the “the envy of many other countries. We are bringing visitors to the Rand Show a taste of what they can experience in the Mountain Kingdom, and we are sure they will be captivated by what the country has to offer. .”

The Rand Show is Southern Africa’s largest consumer exhibition. The family destination par excellence allows South Africans to discover a wide range of exhibitors and attractions.

These include the largest food and music festival on the West Rand, hundreds of stalls, children’s entertainment, corporate and SMME (small, medium and micro-enterprise) exhibitions, fashion, VIP experiences and the truly South African vibe that became a national institution over the course of the show. years as an established pillar of Johannesburg culture.

Book your tickets now for The Rand Show 2022 on Howler, to experience the beauty of Lesotho, explore one of South Africa’s most treasured water projects or simply enjoy a great day out with the family.

Download the Rand Show app/guide from https://randshow.beepdsmart.com/card/randshow2022.

Tickets for the Rand Show are available online now through Howler.

Date: April 13–18, 2022
Weather: 9 a.m. – 7 p.m.
Place: Johannesburg Exhibition Centre, Nasrec
Address: Corner Nasrec and Randshow Roads, Johannesburg
Ticket prices:
Adult – R95.00
Children from 3 to 12 years old – R60.00
Pensioners – R60.00