AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoMigrant violence and diplomacy: Mozambique says hundreds of its citizens have returned home after deadly anti-foreigner attacks in South Africa, while Kenya, Lesotho and Zimbabwe urged their nationals to stay cautious; South African police also warned anti-immigration groups against taking the law into their own hands. Lesotho energy push: Lesotho signed a binding deal with Convalt Energy for the Kobong Hydropower and AI Data Centre project worth about $6.2bn/98bn maloti, targeting 1,200MW of renewable power and a green AI data centre to cut electricity imports and boost jobs (still subject to feasibility and approvals). Security focus: Prime Minister Ntsokoane Matekane pledged 500 more LDF recruits and said Lesotho is stepping up action against drug dealers. Winter disruption: Heavy snow has closed Sani Pass, with travellers advised to delay trips; KZN also reported storm damage in uMlalazi. Digital drive: Basotho youth were urged to embrace technology at a Digital Innovators Summit in Maseru. Public health watch: South Africa confirmed a winter COVID-19 case while Lesotho investigates influenza-like illness in several districts. Labour services: LEPEU brought services to Mapoteng Resource Centre, including support on workplace disputes and bargaining councils.
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