AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoInvestment: Lesotho is touting a proposed $6.2 billion (about R100 billion) US-backed Kobong hydropower and AI data-centre project as its largest foreign investment. It remains at the feasibility stage, with a 12-month study underway. Infrastructure: Prime Minister Ntsokoane Matekane has launched construction of a 55-kilometre road linking Makhoabeng and Sekiring in Thaba-Tseka. The M1.5 billion project is expected to take 30 months, with 15% reserved for local contractors. Regional Trade: Lesotho plans to buy 20 buses from Uganda’s Kiira Motors, while President Yoweri Museveni has pledged five more. Football: Sierra Leonean officials will oversee Lesotho’s AFCON qualifier against Gabon on November 17, with Sulaiman Santio Kamara appointed referee. Child Nutrition: A proposed five-year project to tackle stunting is expected to begin in 2027 and target six districts.
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