AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoDairy Sector Push: Lesotho’s government and dairy stakeholders met in Maseru to revive the dairy industry, citing underused infrastructure, low milk output and heavy reliance on imports, and called for a practical roadmap through stronger public-private partnerships. Nutrition Support: The Lesotho Red Cross Society (LRCS), with UNICEF, is strengthening community nutrition messaging in Leribe under the Ntlafatsa Bana project, using risk communication and community engagement to close gaps where impact is not yet visible. Winter Health & Safety: Lesotho’s Meteorological Services and the Disaster Management Authority warned highland residents to prepare for snowfall and severe cold, urging people to avoid risky travel, watch for icy roads, and protect livestock from disease. Gender-Based Violence Prevention: The Lesotho Mounted Police Service held a men’s gathering in Teyateyaneng urging men to change attitudes and report abuse; police cited 897 rape cases recorded in 2025, including 380 involving children. Mental Health Data: WHO data highlighted Lesotho among Africa’s highest suicide rates (36.7 per 100,000), underscoring the mental health burden. Regional Health & Learning: SADC advanced Indigenous Knowledge Systems policy work, while Lesotho’s Queen celebrated her 50th birthday at home and in public messages.
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