AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoUS Visa Bonds: The US State Department has expanded a B1/B2 visitor visa bond programme to 50 countries, requiring refundable deposits of about KSh 1.29m–2.59m (USD 10k–20k) decided at the interview; Lesotho Impact: Lesotho isn’t listed in the provided excerpts, but the move is a reminder that Southern Africans may face new travel costs depending on passport nationality; Church Leadership: In Maseru, URCSA delegates elected Rev Prof B.B. Senokoane as Moderator for a four-year term, with the synod themed around the Belhar Confession; Child Rights Watch: The UN Committee on the Rights of the Child published findings covering Lesotho and others, flagging concerns and recommendations on children’s rights; School Meals: Lesotho’s school feeding programme is reportedly delivering smaller, less nutritious lunches after US funding cuts, with the ministry saying it will investigate; Media & AI: A Maseru tax journalism workshop urged reporters to use AI as a tool while keeping ethics and fact-checking central.
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