Our Manifesto
To restore accountability in public office and drive socio-economic transformation through education, agriculture, trade, and clean governance.
The full manifesto document is being prepared for publication. The priorities below set out UAT's programme in the meantime.
Priority 1 of 4
Youth Employment & Tertiary Education Expansion
Securing international academic partnerships, technical skills training, and scholarships for Basotho youth.
- Expand international scholarship placements for Basotho students
- Build technical and vocational skills pathways tied to real job demand
- Support young entrepreneurs with access to start-up capital and markets
Priority 2 of 4
Agricultural Modernisation & Farmer Protections
Safeguarding wool and mohair farmers, upgrading rural infrastructure, and supporting local agro-processing.
- Protect wool and mohair farmers with fair, transparent market access
- Upgrade rural roads, storage, and water infrastructure
- Grow local agro-processing so value stays in Lesotho
Priority 3 of 4
Economic Development & Trade Integration
Leveraging Pan-African economic networks to build local manufacturing, boost exports, and create sustainable jobs.
- Attract and retain manufacturing that employs Basotho at scale
- Open export channels through regional and continental trade networks
- Prioritise sustainable, long-term jobs over short-term relief
Priority 4 of 4
Governance Reform & Anti-Corruption
Restoring parliamentary integrity, transparent public service administration, and judicial independence.
- Restore integrity and discipline to parliamentary business
- Make public service appointments and procurement transparent
- Defend the independence of the judiciary
Transformation for All Basotho
A modernised, self-reliant Lesotho where every Mosotho has a fair path to education, work, and dignity.