AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoTourism & Culture Policy: Lesotho’s tourism and hospitality sector is set to adopt a first joint three-year reform roadmap, with the Ministry of Tourism, Sports, Arts and Culture pushing time-bound actions to tackle inefficiencies, weak market visibility, skills gaps and infrastructure problems. Choral Music Push: Young choral leaders are calling for stronger government and stakeholder support, arguing that choirs can be a real jobs-and-income engine while exporting Lesotho’s culture through regional and international wins. Youth & Agriculture: On International Youth Day, officials urged young people to embrace agriculture and other productive sectors for economic independence, highlighting tractor support and plans for training and loans. Humanitarian Fundraising for ‘Nete Leotlela: Basotho business groups are organising an Aug 29 fundraising festival at Manthabiseng Convention Centre to raise M1 million for ‘Nete Leotlela’s reconstructive surgeries and recovery, with music, DJs, comedy, poetry and school debate. Independence Immunisation Campaign: As Lesotho nears 60 years of independence, civil society is stressing that vaccination is a national priority, calling for wider financing, advocacy and community uptake. Arts on Screen: Lemohang Jeremiah Mosese’s “Ancestral Visions of the Future” is reviewed as a powerful cine-memoir on exile, roots and identity.
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