mba wrote: <quoted text>I think you measure wealth in different ways and from different angles, with assets, workload, turnover and profit after tax, I think it is hard in Lesotho to determine who is the richest man in the country, maybe the day when our own business men are audited by external auditors re tla tseba na ke mang a ruileng ho feta, take Ntate Kou for instance, u na le bese tse ngata bona boo, feela you ask yourself a question whether he still makes money ha market e se ele oa li 4+1 le litekesi tjena, you take people like bo Ntate Matekane, he has a lot of fleet, but do we know how much his creditors take on the fleet and his employees and what his profit, most people ba ranang li-business does not mean they have money (even big business) they just have access to credit from the banks than you and I and you believe in me, we are better off without too much credit, so I would say it is not easy to determine as far as Basotho businessmen/women are concerned, my wild guess would be Thebe-ea-Khale Yep!!That's my guess too!!Ke tseba ka Lebona oa Executive Transport hore hatla reka literaka tse ngata le tse transport Petrol u ile a nka loan ea M66 million eo a ntse a e patala hobane u e nkile early 2005!!