AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoSport and Education: Lesotho footballer Kabelo Ngatane, 21, has become the first Kick4Life participant to study at Wrexham University. He is taking a football and community development course, combining academic study with practical experience through Wrexham AFC Foundation. Children’s Rights: Maseru is hosting an African child-rights session through 20 October, with delegates focusing on violence, harmful practices and children’s safety online. A parallel event is urging schools to include social-emotional learning as part of children’s right to education. Farming: Dr Mampiti Matete has turned a modest start into a diversified business with 21,000 laying hens, other farm ventures and about 50 permanent and seasonal workers. She recently won an agricultural business award in Nairobi. Badminton: Lesotho and Botswana’s associations have agreed to hold an annual tournament that will give young players, coaches and officials more chances to compete and develop.
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