AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoRoad Transport Finance: The Road Fund will take over toll gate fee collection and administration from Revenue Services Lesotho, starting 1 July 2026, aiming to consolidate toll customer service under one body while keeping existing toll fee structures unless changed. Education & AI: At the 15th SAAEA conference in Maseru, Prof Paseka Mosia urged Southern Africa to stop copying colonial assessment models and build culturally responsive, equity-driven testing that reflects rural learners and inclusion needs in the digital era. Digital Government: MICSTI Minister Nthati Moorosi led a sod-turning for a new digital studio at Makoanyane Square and signed digital policies, linking the project to NSDP II and the E-Government Phase II push for local content creation and skills. Digital Data: Finance Minister Dr Rets’elisitsoe Matlanyane says Lesotho’s digital 2026 census achieved very good coverage despite snow, network disruptions and extreme weather, with results protected by digital tools. Drone Logistics for Farming: Zipline says it plans to expand drone delivery services beyond healthcare, including livestock insemination, with “advanced talks” with Lesotho. Connectivity Investment: Vodacom Group reports R23.6bn investment in 2026 to boost network resilience, spectrum value and modernise IT platforms. Public Safety Tech: PM Matekane officially switched on Kofi Annan Street lights in Maseru, citing improved safety and local jobs during installation.
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