AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoLesotho Energy & Digital Push: Lesotho has signed a binding $6.2bn deal with Convalt Energy for a Kobong hydropower project and an integrated AI data centre, with the aim of boosting generation capacity, reducing electricity imports, creating jobs and positioning the country as a future power exporter—though feasibility, financing and approvals are still pending. Hydropower Progress: The Lesotho Highlands Development Authority says Polihali Dam Phase II has hit another milestone, with rockfill placement and key concrete works advancing toward planned reservoir inundation in 2027. Anti-Corruption Focus: Lesotho’s DCEO says corruption harms Mosotho by blocking access to services and draining funds meant for healthcare, education, roads and water, while also driving poor-quality procurement. Local Business & Trade Links: Dubai Chambers met Lesotho’s Prime Minister to discuss strengthening trade and investment ties, including a proposed Dubai–Lesotho business forum. Roads & Economic Activity: Maseru City Council’s temporary road refurbishment in Ha Ts’osane has been welcomed by motorists for improving safety and easing transport of people and goods. Legal Reform: Lesotho’s Law Reform Commission is consulting stakeholders to update laws that are outdated or discriminatory, with a focus on equality, human dignity and access to justice.
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