AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoXenophobia and migration fallout: South Africa’s anti-migrant unrest has pushed more than 160,000 foreign nationals to leave in two months, with Zimbabwe and Malawi among the biggest returnees; rights groups warn locals are being scapegoated while deeper unemployment and housing pressures simmer. Visa debate: Aimee-Noel Mbiyozo argues South Africa should use smarter visa rules instead of “harder borders,” noting many people labelled “undocumented” are documented but overstay or work without authorisation—while Lesotho is listed among key migrant origins. Regional pushback: Nigeria has petitioned ECOWAS to take the xenophobia crisis to the African Union, calling for a continent-wide response after attacks on its citizens and others. Lesotho tourism spotlight: Afriski Mountain Resort is drawing winter visitors across southern Africa, with tourism supporting jobs and about 7% of Lesotho’s economy. Youth and safety at home: In Maseru, MP Mampho Tjabane backed a winter tournament urging youth and children to steer away from crime through skills, sports, and reporting drug-related activity. Culture and food talk: A viral clip of a woman eating roasted rat has reignited debate about food traditions across Africa. Records and governance: Lesotho’s Library and Archives chief stressed proper records management for accountability and access to information.
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