The community of Ha Rapokolana in Lesotho is still waiting for compensation for land taken during the construction of the Mohale Dam. Twenty-five years after their land was taken during the construction of a dam supplying water to South Africa, the community of Ha Rapokolana is still waiting to be compensated. The land was converted into a campsite during the construction of the Mohale Dam as part of the Lesotho Highlands Water Project. But after 25 years, scepticism remains high in Ha Rapokolana. Responding to GroundUp’s questions, LHDA spokesperson Mpho Brown confirmed that “payment of communal compensation for Ha Rapokolana community remains under consideration”.