AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoJustice for children affected by conflict-related sexual violence: A Global Survivors Fund coordinator says justice talks still focus on adults, while children who survive, are born of, or witness sexual violence remain largely invisible—especially when education, often the first casualty of war, is missing from reparations plans. Nurses spotlight: Lesotho marked International Nurses Day with calls for empowered, professional care and attention to nurses’ emotional wellbeing. AI push in Parliament: Chief Peete urged lawmakers to adopt AI to speed up service delivery and reduce delays in documents and legislative work. Donor funding fragility: USAID’s exit is flagged as exposing how dependent health programmes across Africa remain on external money. Basotho urged to back science: WHO says science and media accountability are key as Lesotho expands prevention tools like Lenacapavir. Food and nutrition focus: A 15-day Lesotho Vulnerability Assessment is underway with WFP support, tracking food access and household risk. HIV prevention momentum: A Pan-Prevention workshop in Maseru aims to strengthen HIV prevention programming. Online safety: Vodacom launched a Child Online Protection page to help families manage cyberbullying, predators, and digital addiction.
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