AGP Executive Report
Last update: 27 minutes agoPublic Service: Lesotho has begun drafting guidelines to tackle workplace violence, harassment and sexual exploitation among public servants, with support from the ILO and UNFPA. Police Oversight: The Speaker has asked the Home Affairs and Police Minister to clarify how many officers will be retained while awaiting retirement. MPs dispute the figure: the minister reportedly said 29, while an opposition leader says a list shows 79. Legal Support: Lesotho and the African Legal Support Facility have agreed on a three-year framework for legal and technical help with priority projects in energy, infrastructure, natural resources and public finance. Regional Democracy: The National University of Lesotho joined universities from across Africa at a SADC law conference on elections, democracy and development, which also launched a report on judicial independence and accountability. Energy and Industry: Prime Minister Sam Matekane is due to commission the Ha Belo grid connection in November, bringing power to an industrial estate with 16 factory shells.
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