Mohala Mohloli

Mahlala "Rasta" Mohloli (born 12 November 1961) is a Lesotho long-distance runner. He competed in the men's marathon at the 1988 Summer Olympics.

Career Mohloli qualified for the marathon at the 1988 Olympics. At the Games, he ran 2:44:44 hours to place 82nd overall.

After the Olympics, he focused on road running and ultramarathon races. He held the course record for the Om Die Dam Marathon for several years. Mohloli claimed he did not intentionally take the drug, saying he was framed by an unknown doctor that injected him during a flu shot.

He resumed racing as a masters athlete at the 2001 City to City 50K run event in South Africa.

Personal life Mohloli lived in Maseru, Lesotho. He was described as "likeable, cool, and laid back" and was a popular figure. He trained with the Harmony Gold Running Club.

In 2011, Mohloli was one of ten athletes disowned by the Lesotho Athletics Amateur Association over a permit dispute. He sought to disband the LAAA executive committee so that it could be run by former athletes.