AGP Executive Report
Last update: 28 minutes agoEnergy & Infrastructure: Lesotho vows universal electricity access by 2030 as Mafeteng’s China-backed Ha-Ramarothole Solar Project moves into phase II, expanding capacity to 80MW and aiming to cut costly power imports. Border Integrity & Corruption: A Border Management Authority official was arrested over an alleged R600 bribe to unlawfully stamp a Lesotho passport at Maseru Port of Entry, with charges expected in court. Electricity Expansion: The Ha-Ramarothole phase II launch was backed by Prime Minister Samuel Matekane, who said the project will strengthen energy security and support rural connections. Crime & Security (Regional): South African police and SANDF launched a major illegal mining crackdown in Randfontein, arresting 121 suspects, including Zimbabweans, Malawians, Mozambicans and Lesotho nationals. Public Policy (Local): Lesotho’s Ministry of Finance is collecting public views on a new Motor Vehicle Accident Fund policy (2026–2031), including calls to ensure even foreign nationals can access compensation. Sport & Culture: Lesotho’s presence in regional taekwondo and community youth support initiatives continues, alongside winter support drives by Standard Lesotho Bank.
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