Top 30 Doctors in Lesotho

Dr. Thabo Mokoena is a renowned cardiologist in Lesotho with extensive experience in treating complex heart conditions. He completed his medical training at the University of Cape Town and specialized in cardiology at Johns Hopkins Hospital in the United States.

Dr. Mokoena has pioneered several minimally invasive cardiac procedures in Lesotho, including the first successful angioplasty performed at Queen Elizabeth II Hospital. His research on hypertension prevalence in rural Lesotho communities has been published in international journals.

Notable achievements include establishing the first cardiac rehabilitation program in the country and training dozens of local physicians in advanced cardiac life support. He regularly participates in medical missions to remote areas, providing free screenings and treatments for underserved populations.

Dr. Mamello Phakisi is a dedicated pediatrician who has transformed child healthcare in Lesotho. She completed her residency at Red Cross Children's Hospital in Cape Town before returning to her homeland to establish the Maseru Pediatric Clinic.

Specializing in neonatal care and infectious diseases, Dr. Phakisi has significantly reduced infant mortality rates in her region through innovative vaccination programs and community education initiatives. She developed the "Healthy Start" program that provides free prenatal and postnatal care to low-income families.

Her groundbreaking work on HIV prevention in mother-to-child transmission earned her the Lesotho Medical Association's Physician of the Year award in 2019. Dr. Phakisi also serves as a clinical instructor at the National University of Lesotho, mentoring the next generation of pediatricians.

Dr. Letsatsi Ntlhoi is Lesotho's foremost orthopedic surgeon, specializing in trauma and sports medicine. After training at the University of Pretoria, he completed fellowships in Germany and Switzerland, bringing advanced surgical techniques back to Lesotho.

He established the country's first dedicated orthopedic center at Motebang Hospital, where he performs complex joint replacements and spinal surgeries. Dr. Ntlhoi is particularly known for his work with athletes, having treated numerous Olympic competitors and professional football players.

His innovative approach to fracture management in resource-limited settings has been adopted throughout Southern Africa. Dr. Ntlhoi also leads a mobile clinic that provides free orthopedic care to rural communities, often treating injuries from agricultural accidents.

Dr. Lineo Mohapi is a pioneering oncologist who established Lesotho's first comprehensive cancer treatment center. After completing her oncology fellowship at Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital in South Africa, she returned to address the growing cancer burden in her home country.

She specializes in breast and cervical cancers, implementing screening programs that have dramatically increased early detection rates. Dr. Mohapi successfully lobbied the government to include chemotherapy drugs in the national health formulary, making treatment more accessible.

Her research on cancer prevalence patterns in Lesotho has informed national health policy. Despite limited resources, Dr. Mohapi has developed innovative treatment protocols that combine modern medicine with culturally appropriate palliative care approaches.

Dr. Teboho Mokhele is Lesotho's only board-certified neurologist, having trained at Groote Schuur Hospital in Cape Town and the Mayo Clinic in the United States. He manages the full spectrum of neurological disorders, from epilepsy to stroke to neurodegenerative diseases.

He established the country's first EEG and EMG diagnostic services, dramatically improving neurological care. Dr. Mokhele's stroke awareness campaigns have significantly reduced treatment delays, and his epilepsy treatment program has helped hundreds of patients achieve seizure control.

Notable achievements include developing tele-neurology services to reach remote areas and creating culturally appropriate educational materials about neurological conditions in Sesotho. He continues to advocate for better neurological care infrastructure in Lesotho.

Dr. Mpho Seutloali is a leading OB/GYN who has transformed maternal healthcare in Lesotho. After training at King Edward VIII Hospital in Durban, she returned to establish the Maternal Wellness Center in Maseru.

Specializing in high-risk pregnancies and minimally invasive gynecologic surgery, Dr. Seutloali has reduced maternal mortality rates in her practice area by over 40%. She introduced the country's first comprehensive prenatal care program that integrates traditional birth attendants with modern medical care.

Her innovative fistula repair program has restored health and dignity to hundreds of women. Dr. Seutloali also advocates for women's reproductive rights and has trained dozens of midwives in advanced obstetric care techniques.

Dr. Thabang Monyake is Lesotho's most experienced general surgeon, having performed over 10,000 surgeries throughout his career. He trained at the University of KwaZulu-Natal and has worked in both urban and rural settings across Lesotho.

Known for his expertise in emergency and trauma surgery, Dr. Monyake has developed protocols that have significantly improved surgical outcomes in resource-limited settings. He specializes in abdominal and thoracic surgeries, often performing life-saving procedures under challenging conditions.

He established the Surgical Training Initiative that has upgraded the skills of dozens of doctors across Lesotho. Dr. Monyake also pioneered the use of mobile surgical units to reach remote areas, performing everything from appendectomies to hernia repairs in underserved communities.

Dr. Limakatso Chabeli is Lesotho's foremost psychiatrist, having established the country's first dedicated mental health clinic. She completed her psychiatric training at Stellenbosch University and a fellowship in community psychiatry in London.

Specializing in culturally appropriate mental health interventions, Dr. Chabeli has integrated traditional healing practices with evidence-based psychiatry. She developed the country's first national mental health screening program and successfully advocated for mental health parity in insurance coverage.

Her work with trauma survivors, particularly victims of gender-based violence, has set new standards for psychosocial care in Lesotho. Dr. Chabeli also leads research on the mental health impacts of HIV/AIDS and has developed innovative group therapy models for affected communities.

Dr. Tšepang Mohlomi is Lesotho's first and only board-certified dermatologist, having trained at the University of Pretoria. She established the Skin Wellness Center in Maseru, which provides comprehensive care for all dermatological conditions.

Specializing in tropical dermatology and HIV-related skin conditions, Dr. Mohlomi has developed treatment protocols tailored to Lesotho's unique needs. Her research on the prevalence of skin cancers at high altitudes has contributed valuable data to the global dermatology community.

She launched the "Healthy Skin for All" initiative that provides free screenings and treatments for common skin conditions in rural areas. Dr. Mohlomi also trains primary care physicians in basic dermatology, significantly expanding access to skin care across the country.

Dr. Moliehi Matela is Lesotho's leading endocrinologist, specializing in diabetes and thyroid disorders. After training at the University of Cape Town, she returned to establish the Endocrine Care Center in Maseru.

Her innovative diabetes management program, which incorporates community health workers and mobile technology, has dramatically improved outcomes for thousands of patients. Dr. Matela's research on the unique aspects of diabetes in the Basotho population has informed national treatment guidelines.

She successfully advocated for the inclusion of essential diabetes medications in Lesotho's primary healthcare package. Dr. Matela also developed culturally appropriate nutrition education programs that have helped prevent countless cases of type 2 diabetes in high-risk communities.

Dr. Khotso Mphuthing is a pulmonologist who has revolutionized respiratory care in Lesotho. After training at Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital in Johannesburg, he established the Respiratory Health Institute in Maseru.

Specializing in tuberculosis and occupational lung diseases, Dr. Mphuthing has developed innovative treatment protocols for drug-resistant TB that have been adopted nationwide. His research on the impact of indoor air pollution from traditional cooking methods has led to successful clean energy initiatives.

He established Lesotho's first pulmonary rehabilitation program and sleep lab, dramatically improving care for COPD and sleep apnea patients. Dr. Mphuthing also trains community health workers in early detection of respiratory diseases, significantly improving outcomes in rural areas.

Dr. Mamohau Ntšihlele is Lesotho's first nephrologist, having trained at Groote Schuur Hospital in Cape Town. She established the country's first dedicated renal unit at Queen Elizabeth II Hospital.

Specializing in hypertension-related kidney disease and diabetic nephropathy, Dr. Ntšihlele has implemented screening programs that have dramatically improved early detection of kidney disease. She pioneered the use of peritoneal dialysis in Lesotho, making renal replacement therapy more accessible.

Her research on traditional medicine use among kidney patients has informed culturally sensitive treatment approaches. Dr. Ntšihlele also successfully advocated for national policies to improve water quality and reduce environmental toxins that contribute to kidney disease.

Dr. Thato Makatjane is Lesotho's leading ophthalmologist, having trained at the University of KwaZulu-Natal. She established the Vision Care Center in Maseru, which provides comprehensive eye care services.

Specializing in cataract surgery and glaucoma management, Dr. Makatjane has performed thousands of sight-restoring procedures. Her innovative outreach programs have dramatically increased access to eye care in rural areas, including mobile clinics that provide screenings and basic treatments.

She developed school-based vision screening programs that have helped countless children achieve their academic potential by addressing correctable vision problems. Dr. Makatjane also researches traditional eye remedies, working to integrate safe traditional practices with modern ophthalmology.

Dr. Lebohang Mphutlane is Lesotho's first fellowship-trained emergency physician, having completed his training at the University of Cape Town. He established the country's first formal emergency department at Queen Mamohato Memorial Hospital.

Specializing in trauma resuscitation and disaster medicine, Dr. Mphutlane has developed protocols that have significantly improved emergency care outcomes. He implemented the country's first emergency medical technician training program, dramatically improving pre-hospital care.

His research on injury patterns in Lesotho has informed public safety campaigns. Dr. Mphutlane also developed innovative triage systems tailored to Lesotho's resource constraints, ensuring optimal care delivery even during mass casualty events.

Dr. Masechaba Moshoeshoe is Lesotho's only rheumatologist, having trained at the University of the Witwatersrand. She established the Rheumatology Care Center in Maseru to address the growing burden of autoimmune diseases.

Specializing in lupus and rheumatoid arthritis, Dr. Moshoeshoe has developed treatment protocols that account for Lesotho's unique genetic and environmental factors. Her research on the prevalence of autoimmune diseases in the Basotho population has contributed valuable data to global rheumatology.

She successfully advocated for the inclusion of essential biologic medications in Lesotho's health formulary. Dr. Moshoeshoe also developed community-based rehabilitation programs that help patients maintain mobility and independence despite chronic joint conditions.

Dr. Tšepo Mokotjo is Lesotho's leading gastroenterologist, having trained at the University of Cape Town. He established the Digestive Health Center at Motebang Hospital, which provides comprehensive care for gastrointestinal disorders.

Specializing in liver diseases and endoscopic procedures, Dr. Mokotjo has dramatically improved the diagnosis and treatment of digestive cancers in Lesotho. He pioneered the country's first colon cancer screening program, significantly increasing early detection rates.

His research on Helicobacter pylori prevalence and antibiotic resistance patterns has informed national treatment guidelines. Dr. Mokotjo also developed innovative nutrition programs that address both undernutrition and the growing problem of obesity-related digestive disorders.

Dr. Mamokhele Khaketla is Lesotho's only hematologist, having trained at the University of the Witwatersrand. She established the Hematology and Blood Disorders Center at Queen Elizabeth II Hospital.

Specializing in sickle cell disease and bleeding disorders, Dr. Khaketla has implemented comprehensive care programs that have dramatically improved patient outcomes. She established Lesotho's first blood disorder registry, providing valuable data for research and policy-making.

Her work on improving blood transfusion safety has set new standards in Lesotho. Dr. Khaketla also researches traditional remedies for anemia, identifying those with genuine therapeutic potential while educating about harmful practices.

Dr. Thabiso Maile is Lesotho's foremost infectious disease specialist, having trained at the University of KwaZulu-Natal. He leads the national response to HIV, tuberculosis, and emerging infections.

Specializing in antimicrobial resistance and HIV/TB co-infection, Dr. Maile has developed treatment protocols that have been adopted nationwide. His research on HIV treatment adherence in rural communities has informed successful intervention programs.

He established Lesotho's first antimicrobial stewardship program, significantly improving antibiotic use patterns. Dr. Maile also developed innovative contact tracing systems that have helped control outbreaks of measles, cholera, and other infectious diseases.

Dr. Lineo Mokhachane is Lesotho's first physiatrist, having trained at the University of Pretoria. She established the Rehabilitation Institute at Queen Mamohato Memorial Hospital.

Specializing in stroke rehabilitation and spinal cord injury management, Dr. Mokhachane has developed comprehensive programs that restore function and independence. She pioneered the use of community-based rehabilitation in Lesotho, training family members to assist with therapy.

Her work with landmine survivors has set new standards for prosthetic and orthotic care. Dr. Mokhachane also researches traditional healing practices related to mobility, integrating beneficial elements into modern rehabilitation protocols.

Dr. Tšeliso Letšela is Lesotho's only urologist, having trained at the University of Cape Town. He established the Urology Center at Motebang Hospital, providing comprehensive care for urinary tract disorders.

Specializing in minimally invasive surgery and stone disease, Dr. Letšela has performed thousands of life-changing procedures. He developed innovative techniques for managing prostate enlargement in resource-limited settings, significantly reducing complications.

His research on urinary schistosomiasis prevalence has informed national prevention programs. Dr. Letšela also established mobile clinics that provide screening and basic treatment for urologic conditions in remote areas.

Dr. Mpho Letsie is Lesotho's first plastic surgeon, having trained at the University of Pretoria. She established the Reconstructive Surgery Center at Queen Elizabeth II Hospital.

Specializing in burn reconstruction and cleft palate repair, Dr. Letsie has transformed countless lives through her surgical skills. She pioneered the use of local tissue flaps in resource-limited settings, achieving excellent results without expensive implants.

Her work with acid attack survivors has set new standards for psychosocial rehabilitation. Dr. Letsie also trains traditional healers in basic wound care, significantly improving outcomes for burn patients in rural areas.

Dr. Thabo Mphuthi is Lesotho's most experienced anesthesiologist, having trained at Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital in Johannesburg. He leads the anesthesia department at Queen Mamohato Memorial Hospital.

Specializing in pediatric anesthesia and pain management, Dr. Mphuthi has developed protocols that have significantly improved surgical safety. He established Lesotho's first acute pain service and introduced regional anesthesia techniques that reduce reliance on scarce medications.

His training programs have upgraded the skills of dozens of nurse anesthetists across Lesotho. Dr. Mphuthi also researches traditional pain remedies, identifying those with genuine analgesic properties.

Dr. Mamello Thabane is a family medicine pioneer who established the country's first academic family medicine department at the National University of Lesotho.

Specializing in comprehensive primary care, Dr. Thabane has trained hundreds of doctors in holistic, patient-centered approaches. She developed innovative models for chronic disease management in resource-limited settings that have been adopted nationwide.

Her research on traditional medicine use in primary care has informed culturally sensitive treatment guidelines. Dr. Thabane also established community health worker programs that bridge the gap between formal healthcare and rural populations.

Dr. Tšepo Mothibe is Lesotho's only ENT specialist, having trained at the University of KwaZulu-Natal. He established the Ear, Nose and Throat Center at Motebang Hospital.

Specializing in hearing restoration and head/neck cancer surgery, Dr. Mothibe has performed thousands of life-changing procedures. He pioneered the use of mobile hearing screening units that have identified countless children with correctable hearing loss.

His research on traditional ear treatments has helped distinguish harmful practices from beneficial ones. Dr. Mothibe also developed innovative techniques for managing chronic sinusitis in high-altitude environments.

Dr. Masechaba Mokoena is Lesotho's first palliative care specialist, having trained at the University of Cape Town. She established the Hospice and Palliative Care Association of Lesotho.

Specializing in pain management and psychosocial support, Dr. Mokoena has transformed end-of-life care in Lesotho. She developed culturally appropriate models that integrate traditional beliefs with modern palliative approaches.

Her training programs have equipped hundreds of healthcare workers with basic palliative skills. Dr. Mokoena also successfully advocated for the inclusion of essential pain medications in Lesotho's health formulary.

Dr. Thabang Mahlakeng is Lesotho's foremost pathologist, having trained at the University of the Witwatersrand. He established the National Pathology Laboratory in Maseru.

Specializing in histopathology and cytology, Dr. Mahlakeng has dramatically improved diagnostic accuracy in Lesotho. He implemented the country's first cancer staging system, significantly improving treatment planning.

His research on disease patterns in Lesotho has informed public health priorities. Dr. Mahlakeng also established telepathology services that connect Lesotho's doctors with international experts for complex cases.

Dr. Mamohau Mphutlane is Lesotho's first female radiologist, having trained at the University of Cape Town. She established the Imaging Center at Queen Mamohato Memorial Hospital.

Specializing in ultrasound and mammography, Dr. Mphutlane has implemented screening programs that have dramatically improved early disease detection. She pioneered the use of portable ultrasound in rural clinics, expanding access to diagnostic imaging.

Her training programs have upgraded the skills of dozens of radiology technicians. Dr. Mphutlane also researches appropriate imaging algorithms for resource-limited settings.

Dr. Tšepo Makatjane is Lesotho's first sports medicine specialist, having trained at the Sports Science Institute of South Africa. He established the High Altitude Sports Medicine Center in Maseru.

Specializing in endurance sports and altitude physiology, Dr. Makatjane has worked with Olympic athletes and local runners alike. He developed conditioning programs that leverage Lesotho's high altitude for athletic advantage.

His research on traditional running techniques has informed modern training approaches. Dr. Makatjane also provides medical coverage for major sporting events across Lesotho.

Dr. Lineo Mphuthing is Lesotho's first geriatrician, having trained at the University of Cape Town. She established the Elder Wellness Center in Maseru.

Specializing in dementia care and polypharmacy management, Dr. Mphuthing has developed comprehensive programs for Lesotho's aging population. She implemented the country's first falls prevention initiative, significantly reducing elderly injuries.

Her research on traditional elder care practices has informed culturally appropriate interventions. Dr. Mphuthing also trains community health workers in basic geriatric care.

Dr. Thabiso Mothibe is Lesotho's leading public health physician, having trained at the University of the Western Cape. He serves as Director of Public Health in the Ministry of Health.

Specializing in health systems strengthening and disease prevention, Dr. Mothibe has shaped national health policy for two decades. He led successful vaccination campaigns that eliminated measles and significantly reduced polio.

His innovative community health worker programs have dramatically expanded healthcare access. Dr. Mothibe also researches social determinants of health, advocating for policies that address root causes of poor health.