AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoInvestigative Press Freedom: Lesotho Tribune publisher Phafane Nkotsi and reporter Malefo Thinyane received threatening messages tied to the paper’s long-running petroleum investigation, with the outlet saying it will continue despite intimidation. Health & Innovation: Government is moving ahead with a partnership with Zipline to use drones to deliver medicines to health facilities, with an Environmental Impact Assessment planned for Ha Rapokolana and a first flight expected in the second half of next year. Safety & Community Impact: The Migrant Workers Association of Lesotho urged peace after 18 people were killed in a tavern shooting near Carletonville, warning violence among Basotho workers in South Africa is tearing families apart. Media Skills for Public Good: Revenue Services Lesotho trained journalists in tax reporting, stressing AI as a tool that must not replace ethics and fact-checking. Arts & Culture: Pinda Furniture founder Siyanda Mbele was selected for Création Africa, while a viral story about a church turned into a TOPS at SPAR in Namibia sparked debate across the region. Sports (Lesotho): Morocco beat Lesotho 2-0 in AFCON 2027 qualifying, and Lesotho face a tough test again as the Atlas Lions bring star power to Bloemfontein.
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