Lesotho

• Summary

  1. The country faces frequent dry spells, which can lead to droughts and food shortages. This can lead to famine. 2. Lesotho’s government and politics is still developing, which impacts the economy’s growth. This makes Lesotho a developing country, not developed. 3. Lesotho is one of the 20% worst countries in the world for wealth inequality. Some of the population profit from diamond mining, whereas others remain unemployed and in extreme poverty.
• Disadvantages

  30,000 local residents have already

  been forced out of their home to build

  dams and reservoirs.

  Wetlands have been destroyed to

  build the dam, which are part of Lesotho’s natural water cycle.
• Advantages 


  Boost

  Lesotho’s economy by 75%

  The dams can provide hydroelectric power, which Lesotho’s towns can use.