Thaba-Bosiu Risk Solutions marked its 19th anniversary yesterday by donating a wheelchair and adult nappies to a woman with a disability in Qoaling, Maseru, responding to a public plea shared on social media.
The handover ceremony, held as part of the company’s Corporate Social Investment (CSI) programme, reflected Thaba-Bosiu’s continued commitment to uplifting vulnerable communities across Lesotho.
The donation was made after the company verified details of the request from residents of Qoaling, who appealed for support for the 32-year-old woman.
Speaking at the ceremony, ‘Matokelo Seturumane, the Managing Director of Thaba-Bosiu Risk Solutions, highlighted the significance of the day, stating, “This milestone is not just about looking back at nearly two decades of service. It’s about celebrating progress with purpose.”
Seturumane noted that mobility is a fundamental pillar of human dignity and independence. “By donating this wheelchair, we hope to improve the beneficiary’s daily life in a meaningful and lasting way,” she said, adding that this initiative reflects the company’s values and long-standing dedication to uplifting the vulnerable across Lesotho.
Founded on the belief that “business can be a force for good”, Thaba-Bosiu Risk Solutions has grown into one of the country’s most trusted names in insurance, known not just for its professionalism and reliability but for its active role in community development.
“We are incredibly proud of how far we have come. And even more excited for what lies ahead,” Seturumane said. “Initiatives like this are part of our DNA; they represent the values that drive us every day.”
In her remarks, she also extended the company’s deep gratitude to the people of Lesotho for their enduring trust and support. “It is your partnership and belief in our vision that has brought us to this moment,” she said.
As the company looks toward the future, Seturumane reaffirmed Thaba-Bosiu’s commitment to integrity, care, and meaningful impact. “We are not just in the business of insurance,” she emphasised. “We are in the business of care. Of impact. Of changing lives.”
To the wheelchair recipient, she offered a moving message of hope: “May it carry you not just to new places, but toward new possibilities. Know that you are seen. You are valued. And you are not alone.”
With this symbolic act of giving, Thaba-Bosiu Risk Solutions continues to set a powerful example in the private sector, proving that success is best measured not in profits, but in the lives positively changed along the way.
Seabata Mahao is a general news reporter with special focus on Business and Sports. Started working at Newsday in 2021. Working in a team with a shared goal is what I enjoy most and that gives me the motivation to work under any environment leading to growth.
