AGP Executive Report
Last update: 13 minutes agoFood Security: King Letsie III urged African leaders and humanitarian agencies to prevent hunger rather than repeatedly respond to crises, pointing to climate shocks among the drivers of food insecurity. In Lesotho, authorities will distribute food to 6,000 vulnerable households, buying supplies from local farmers. Land Restoration: Lesotho is launching a five-year nature-based solutions project in Maseru, Mafeteng, Mohale’s Hoek and Quthing to restore degraded land, protect water and strengthen rural resilience to climate change. Polihali Dam: Ha Konki villagers say construction threatens their water sources, grazing land and medicinal plants; they are also seeking clarity on compensation and possible relocation. Climate Readiness: A regional outlook points to below-normal rainfall and above-average temperatures in Lesotho, raising concerns about drought and heat risks for communities.
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