AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoSuicide Crisis: WHO data shows Southern Africa is a suicide hotspot, with Lesotho topping Africa’s rates at about 87.5 deaths per 100,000 people, followed by Eswatini (40.5) and Zimbabwe (23.6). Water Safety: In Nazareth’s Tlhaha-Lia-Tloka, officials say a well beneath a cemetery is safe after lab tests, but residents remain worried and are urged to boil water if taste changes and to clean wells regularly. Child Nutrition Push: Quthing nutrition clubs received refresher training with Lesotho Red Cross and UNICEF support, focusing on accurate risk communication and the “first 1,000 days” for children under five. Rangelands & Food Security: Botha-Bothe pastoralists’ celebrations highlighted the need for better rangeland management to boost livestock and nutritious meat supply. Disaster Preparedness: DMA and partners trained district disaster teams on anticipatory action ahead of El Niño, aiming to act early using early warnings and pre-planned financing. Health Access at Borders: A Basotho migrant group alleges Basotho citizens are being refused entry at South African border posts without clear reasons, affecting access to healthcare and work.
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