On his first day in Lesotho🇱🇸, @rogerfederer met with high-level government officials. He urged for #earlylearning to be scaled up, meeting with key decision-makers in government as well as from the private and development sectors.
Roger Federer is keeping busy as the former player is currently in Africa doing work in Lesotho as part of his Roger Federer foundation which he hinted at earlier this year.
Federer spoke a few times since retiring from tennis and admitted that a lot of his time will go to working with his foundation which has already done tremendous work in Africa. The player has roots in Africa with his mother being a native of South Africa so returning there has always been a fond thing for him.
According to a social media profile, Federer met with government officials in Lesotho as part of his work:
"On his first day in Lesotho.@rogerfederer met with high-level government officials. He urged for #earlylearning to be scaled up, meeting with key decision-makers in government as well as from the private and development sectors."
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