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Lesotho faces significant geographic challenges due to its landlocked status, being entirely surrounded by South Africa, which limits its trade opportunities and economic growth. The country's mountainous terrain contributes to difficulties in infrastructure development and access to services, while its vulnerability to climate change exacerbates issues such as water scarcity and agricultural productivity. Additionally, Lesotho's high altitude can lead to harsh weather conditions, impacting both agriculture and livelihoods.
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Lesotho is a country surrounded by what nation?
South Africa completely surrounds Lesotho.South Africa
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I think these questions are set to encourage you to pick up an atlas and find out by yourself. But I'll destroy your chances of ever learning anything other than how to work the TV remote by telling you. It is LESOTHO, a small mountainous kingdom, saved from colonization by the British and incorporation into South Africa by its seriously mountainous terrain and a complete lack of valuable natural resources. Its main exports are labor and water.
