AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoAFCON Qualifiers: Lesotho’s Likuena named a 25-man squad for matches against Niger (25 Sept, Accra) and Morocco (29 Sept, Bloemfontein), with new faces Ramakatsa and Matlama striker Kulehile earning call-ups on club form. Youth Sports Funding: Lesotho will compete in only eight sporting codes at the 2026 AUSC Region 5 Youth Games in Maputo due to budget limits, with mainstream athletics reduced to visually impaired athletes. Football Sponsorship: STANLIB injects M250,000 into the Vodacom Premier League, backing Man of the Match awards to boost player motivation. Gospel & Community: Gospel Alive brought Basotho together at Maseru Club with a packed line-up of local and international gospel artists, aiming to unite people through worship. Heritage in Motion: A new 360-degree VR experience, “Kings of Lesotho – The Royal Succession Story,” launches for public viewing from 23 Sept to 4 Dec at Alliance Française de Maseru, using immersive storytelling and traditional music. Media Under Pressure: MISA Lesotho condemned vandalism at KEL Radio in Morija and called for a transparent investigation. Tourism Push: The Ministry of Tourism, Sports, Arts and Culture urged practical partnerships at the Tourism Pitso to turn Lesotho’s mountains, culture, horse riding, music festivals and crafts into sustainable local livelihoods. Health & Youth: World Suicide Prevention Day coverage highlights alarming mental health strain, with one in four learners aged 13–17 reportedly seriously considering suicide.
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