AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoWaste Management: Lesotho’s Environment and Forestry Ministry will hold validation workshops next week on waste data, informal-sector involvement and producer responsibility, with UN partners. Mineworkers’ Benefits: An outreach campaign from October 19 to 30 will help former and current Basotho mineworkers claim unpaid benefits and avoid fraud, visiting five districts. Education Through Football: Kabelo Ngatane, 21, is the first Lesotho student to join Wrexham University through Kick4Life, combining football and community-development studies. Highlands Water Project: Residents remain concerned about wastewater reaching the Sekoai River near Polihali construction, after a contractor previously suspended over pollution resumed work. Census Payments: About 450 temporary census workers say wages and allowances remain unpaid nearly five months after their assignments, and have asked Parliament to intervene. Maseru Border: A South African border official stationed at Maseru was arrested over allegations involving 22 stamped Lesotho passports and corruption.
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