AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoPolice Retention: The Speaker has asked the Home Affairs and Police Minister to clarify how many officers on leave pending retirement will be retained. MPs cited conflicting figures of 29 and 79. Girls’ Rights: A Lesotho Girl Guides campaigner says child marriage and sexual violence rob girls of their dignity and future, calling for stronger law enforcement, survivor support and funding to keep girls in school. Connectivity: Vodacom Lesotho has launched Starlink-powered satellite internet for businesses and public institutions, including those in remote areas. Education: Five renovated classrooms at Matelile Primary School in Mafeteng replace damaged rooms with safer spaces for learning. Economic Development: A new partnership with the African Legal Support Facility will provide legal and technical help for priority projects in energy, infrastructure and other sectors. Separately, a seven-year textiles plan aims to move Lesotho into higher-value garments and use its wool and mohair. Public Health: Lesotho has confirmed a measles outbreak in two northern districts.
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