AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoLHWP II Bridges Update: Water Minister Pemmy Majodina is in Lesotho for quarterly oversight of the Lesotho Highlands Water Project Phase 2, with two newly completed bridges in Mokhotlong—Mabunyaneng and Khubelu—set to be unveiled this week, alongside a visit to the Polihali Dam site and related tunnel and resettlement areas. Visa-Free Travel: South Korea has confirmed that Lesotho passport holders can enter using K-ETA instead of a traditional visa, with stays of up to 60 days. Agriculture & Livestock: Farmers Pitso Agriculture Week kicked off in Maseru, putting livestock production and the value chain under the spotlight as stakeholders push for practical solutions amid food insecurity. Anti-Corruption: Opposition MP Jane Lekunya has agreed to repay M6 million and cooperate with prosecutors in an alleged M109 million agriculture tender fraud case. Press Freedom Alarm: Amnesty International is urging Lesotho authorities to investigate the reported abduction and assault of journalist Kananelo Boloetse, saying journalists and rights defenders must work safely. Sports Development: Lesotho Aquatics is set to get its first swimming pool at Ratjomose Barracks in Maseru through World Aquatics’ Pools for All programme.
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