Johannesburg
South Africa · Southern & East Africa
Reach Southern and East African users, on the same account.
Deploy in JohannesburgLesotho
Lesotho traffic never leaves the region: servers measured 6 ms from Maseru, with SACU-wide reach on one account.
AS209179 · IPv4 + IPv6 on every server
Choose the perfect plan for your needs. All plans include IPv6, full root access and automated deployment in about two minutes.
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* Included transfer is a soft cap: if you exceed it, network speed is reduced to 8 Mbps for the rest of the billing period. Your server stays online and there are no overage charges.
Deploy · Lesotho
For Lesotho users, Johannesburg is the fastest of our three regions. Each region is fast to the market it serves, and every one runs the same plans at the same price, so you can deploy in one or run across all three from a single account.
South Africa · Southern & East Africa
Reach Southern and East African users, on the same account.
Deploy in JohannesburgNigeria · West Africa
West African reach
Reach Nigeria and West Africa in-region from Lagos, on the same account and at the same prices.
Add LagosPortugal · Europe & the Americas
European reach and EU data residency
Serve European customers, or hold a second copy of regulated data in the EU, from Lisbon.
Add LisbonEach figure is best-case measured latency from that region to a representative city in the market it serves. The city-by-city table below compares every region to every destination, or check any route on our Looking Glass. Real-world latency varies with your carrier and may be 10 to 30 percent higher. Compute, storage and pricing are identical in every region.
Best-case round-trip times from our regions, from our own continent-wide measurements. Real-world latency typically runs 10 to 30 per cent higher.
| City | Johannesburg (ms) Your region | Lisbon (ms) | Lagos (ms) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Maseru | 6.0 | 137.0 | 154.6 |
1 cities measured · All three regions, every measured city · Check the path yourself
Enterprise & Government
For Lesotho organisations that need more than a self-service Cloud Server. Managed Private Cloud, Cloud Server fleets, Dedicated Servers, and geo-redundant backup from Lisbon, Johannesburg and Lagos. One contract, one technical account owner, commercial terms that fit procurement.
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Join thousands of customers enjoying ultra-low latency hosting for Lesotho.
Enterprise infrastructure designed for performance-critical workloads.
Top-tier enterprise-grade server hardware with fast NVMe storage by default.
Our own network, AS209179, with direct peering at six internet exchanges and IP transit in every region.
Highly intuitive and secure multilingual dashboard to manage all aspects of your Cloud Servers.
Choose from AlmaLinux, Debian, Fedora, Rocky Linux and Ubuntu. Enable two-factor authentication and monitor bandwidth in real time.
AFRICLOUD delivers cloud and VPS hosting from Johannesburg with measured figures for Maseru in the table on this page. Lesotho is geographically inside South Africa and a Southern African Customs Union (SACU) member; that single-digit-millisecond performance gives Basotho businesses true data-centre-class hosting without depending on overseas providers.
AFRICLOUD operates from Johannesburg, with the measured figure for Maseru in the table on this page. Lesotho is entirely surrounded by South Africa and is a member of the Southern African Customs Union (SACU), so a Johannesburg data centre is a regional one, not an overseas one.
Our Johannesburg facility runs on our own network, AS209179, and peers directly at NAPAfrica, where more than 580 networks exchange traffic. The path your traffic takes from Lesotho depends on internet routing at the time, and you can test it from your own connection with our public Looking Glass.
Lesotho's currency, the Loti (LSL), is pegged at parity to the South African Rand, and SACU economic integration makes cross-border commerce straightforward. AFRICLOUD bills in USD and accepts international Visa and Mastercard, PayPal, and over 300 cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, USDT (on TRC-20 and other networks), USDC and Ethereum. This payment flexibility matters for textile-export firms in Maseru's industrial estates, financial-services businesses, and tourism operators serving the Sani Pass, Maletsunyane Falls, and Drakensberg highlands.
Every plan includes enterprise NVMe storage and AMD EPYC processors, with port speed rising by plan as listed in the plan table on this page. VM1 starts at $10/month with code 50NEW, which takes 50% off every renewal (base price $20/month), and the range scales up to VM8. Deployment completes within minutes after payment confirmation.
For Basotho businesses, AFRICLOUD offers cloud hosting from a regional data centre in Johannesburg, with payment options that work whether you operate locally or trade internationally. See full Johannesburg DC specifications or compare plans. Serving customers across the border too? See VPS and cloud hosting in South Africa.
AFRICLOUD has invested in top-tier enterprise-grade server hardware in Johannesburg to deliver excellent cloud hosting with ultra-low latency to Lesotho.
AFRICLOUD delivers ultra-low latency connectivity to Lesotho over our own network, AS209179, with direct peering at six internet exchanges and IP transit in every region.
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