Foundational Document
Constitution
Khanya is registered under the Societies Act, 1966. Its constitution defines membership, leadership, accountability and internal democracy.
Core constitutional signals
- Recognition of the King as Head of Government and symbol of a united Basotho.
- Constitutional supremacy, rule of law and autonomy of national institutions.
- Economic sovereignty through sustainable frameworks that benefit citizens and legal residents.
- Open membership for eligible people who accept Khanya's principles, policies and programmes.
- Leadership terms, succession rules and conference oversight are defined by the constitution.
Non-negotiable principles
The SeMoshoeshoe pillars remain the movement's moral and political foundation. Constitutional amendments require proper conference authority.
Full Document
The complete constitution including all schedules and annexures is currently being prepared for public download. Contact power@khanya.org.ls for a copy in the interim.