AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoLesotho at the border: A Maseru Port of Entry warrant officer (47) was arrested for alleged corruption and extortion after a traveller was reportedly threatened over money laundering unless R10,000 was paid, with R71,000 found in the bag; the case is headed for investigation and court. Football business: The Lesotho Football Association (LeFA) and Radisol Global Investments announced a strategic partnership to commercialise and professionalise Lesotho football, focusing on sponsorships, investment and revenue across the football ecosystem. Media credibility: Lesotho’s Information Minister Nthati Moorosi warned that broadcasters are losing credibility by copying social media without verification, urging graduates to prioritise accuracy and public duty. Culture & heritage: A feature spotlights Ha Kome (Kome Cave Dwellings) in Berea as a living history site shaped by refuge during the Lifaqane era. Arts & music: Elemotho Mosimane is set for a homecoming show at Namibia’s National Theatre, promising a more intimate, message-led performance. Choral discipline: Berea conductor Samuel Motšoeli says choirs build responsibility, focus and healthy habits ahead of inter-district music competitions in Mohale’s Hoek. Independence-era advocacy: Princess Senate Mohato Seeiso was unveiled as UNDP National Goodwill Ambassador for Equality and Sustainable Development.
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