AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoHeat Risks: Experts warn that rising temperatures threaten pregnant women, infants, informal workers and health workers. Lesotho’s seasonal outlook points to above-average temperatures and below-normal rainfall from October to December. Dental Outreach: A five-day programme brought free dental care, medical screening and hygiene education to five communities, ending in Nazareth on Friday. Community Health: Ha Konki residents fear the Polihali Dam could take away water sources and medicinal plants they rely on, while compensation and relocation plans remain unclear. Child Health and Access: Lesotho launched the ChildSafe project to strengthen child protection and early childhood care. Separately, young advocates called for mobile clinics in the highlands and better access to sexual and reproductive health services for people with disabilities. Clean Water: A rehabilitated water system in Masuoaneng, Qacha’s Nek, is bringing safer, reliable water to a community that once relied on scarce and often dirty springs.
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