Thaba Tseka will soon bit farewell to darkness as the installation of street lights nears the end. According to the Ministry of Public Works and Transport, the lighting was expected to have commenced by June end. However, due to the unforeseen circumstances the process was delayed but it has progressed and soon Thaba Tseka will flicker as the painted Lesotho flag coloured poles shines through out the nights. Speaking in an interview with one of the residents Mr. Tankiso Letuka, he expressed gratitude to the

government saying the development was long overdue and he hopes that will increase security in their businesses as well as improving the town's look at night. He said he hopes the road accidents will also be reduced as there will be light. An informal trader who asked for anonymity said provision of the lights at night is going to help them stay until late not fearing to be in the dark while trying to make a living.

It has been reported the lights are going to rely solely on solar. Meanwhile on Monday the Prime Minister officially launched rural electrification project at Ha Ntsokoane within the Mantsonyane constituency in Thaba Tseka.