AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoUNDP & Equality Push: Princess Senate Seeiso has been appointed UNDP National Goodwill Ambassador for Equality and Sustainable Development, with a focus on women, decent work, social inclusion and Lesotho’s development priorities, aiming to strengthen public engagement from schools to communities. Severe Weather Watch: SAWS issued Yellow Level 4 warnings for an approaching cut-off low that could bring disruptive rain, damaging winds and possible snowfall over high-lying areas, with knock-on effects reaching Lesotho—drivers are urged to stay alert on mountain passes. Climate Risk for Food: Regional climate outlooks warn of below-normal rainfall for much of southern Africa during Oct–Dec 2026, with El Niño expected to strengthen—raising stakes for farming and water planning in Lesotho and neighbours. Water & Power for Semonkong: Prime Minister Samuel Matekane launched an upgraded Semonkong hydropower station, promising more reliable electricity and ending years of night-time reliance on solar and diesel. Sustainable Farming Ideas: Aeroponics is being promoted as a soil-free, controlled-environment way to grow crops year-round, with calls for young people to treat farming as a business. Livelihoods & Environment: Communities and civil society urged the New Development Bank to engage directly on Lesotho Highlands Water Project Phase II concerns, including environmental conditions and relocation impacts.
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