Lesotho Edition

April 1, 2027

Apr Fool's Day leads today's complete edition for Lesotho.

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Official observances, world days, local context, and everyday celebrations for people who need something worth reading, sharing, or talking about today.

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World Calendar Day

Apr Fool's Day

The day of pranks is celebrated in Liberia with the same enthusiasm as everywhere else, and the pranks range from the harmless to the elaborate. The Liberian English phrase for the day is "April Fool day," and the tradition is to play tricks on friends and family before noon. The radio stations broadcast fake news, the newspapers publish fake stories, and the social media is a minefield of misinformation. The Liberian sense of humor is sharp, and the pranks are creative. The most common prank is telling someone their car has been towed or their phone is ringing when it is not.

A groomer blow dries a Yorkshire Terrier on a grooming table in a salon.
Regional/Cultural Day

Apr Fool's

In Lesotho, April Fool's is called "Letsoho la Tlhapi" (the hand of the fish), and the pranks are mostly harmless. The tradition is to tell someone an improbable story and see if they believe it. The best pranks are the ones that are close to the truth, and the Basotho are good storytellers. Children tell their teachers that the school has burned down, and the teachers tell the children that classes have been cancelled forever. The laughter is brief, because the Basotho know that life in the mountains is serious business.

Animals of British Virgin Islands Day — World Calendar Day
Regional/Cultural Day

Animals of British Virgin Islands Day

You spot tropical birds like the bananaquit and magnificent frigatebird, along with iguanas and sea turtles in the British Virgin Islands. You notice that islanders favor dogs and cats as household pets, with some keeping tropical fish and parrots. ACADA celebrates the world's pets, and helps assure better care.