AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoCross-Border Tensions: Mozambique says five Mozambicans were killed in “xenophobic attacks” in South Africa’s Mossel Bay, while South African police confirm only two deaths linked to assaults and dispute the higher toll—raising fresh concerns for regional safety and repatriation efforts. Regional Fisheries Governance: SADC reappointed Stanley Ndara to chair the Regional Fisheries Monitoring Control and Surveillance Coordination Centre board, with priorities including the Regional Register of Fishing Vessels and cutting reliance on donor funding. Lesotho Business & Skills: Sebabatso alumni in Maseru attended an e-commerce and AI-powered marketing training to help entrepreneurs sell beyond Lesotho and use digital branding and online stores. Trade & Investment Links: Lesotho reaffirmed cooperation with Korea and African partners on infrastructure, renewable energy, digital transformation, skills, and agriculture value addition. Border Compliance for Mosotho Travelers: South Africa’s SARS introduced a new online declaration system for foreign-registered vehicles from 1 June 2026, including Lesotho vehicles, requiring details and a Temporary Import Permit. Health & Social Risk: A Lancet Planetary Health study links prolonged drought in southern Africa (including Lesotho) to a higher risk of violence against adolescents. Sports: Lesotho women’s team Harambee Starlets’ four-nations friendly tournament includes Lesotho vs Zimbabwe in Lusaka.
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