AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoFuel Transport: A local industry commentary accuses oil companies of exploiting Lesotho’s fuel transporters through the petroleum pricing system, citing one firm’s steep sales decline and calling for stronger regulatory oversight. Mineworker Benefits: A government outreach running until October 30 is helping former mineworkers and families claim unpaid benefits, open bank accounts and avoid fraudsters across five districts. Construction: Prime Minister Sam Matekane urged ministries to pay contractors on time, warning that delays damage businesses and weaken infrastructure delivery. Water Infrastructure: Residents remain concerned about wastewater reaching the Sekoai River near the Polihali tunnel works, renewing questions over environmental safeguards at the major water project. Agriculture: A report on crop losses from waterlogged fields highlights the need for insurance to protect Lesotho’s smallholders; meanwhile, farmer Mampiti Matete has built a diversified enterprise with 21,000 laying hens and dozens of workers. Clean Energy: UK-backed funding for projects in eight African countries includes Lesotho, supporting clean power for services such as food production and healthcare.
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