AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoLesotho Winter Travel: Lesotho is being pitched as an affordable snow escape for South Africans, with winter road trips to Sani Top and Afriski Mountain Resort (skiing and snow adventures from June to August), plus practical tips like not trusting Google Maps on mountain passes and dressing for real freezing nights. Adventure Tourism: A guide to mountain unicycling in Lesotho highlights off-road trails, rocky paths and altitude challenges, urging riders to carry layers, a repair kit, and to plan routes with safety in mind. Sport & Local Economy: Vodacom Lesotho has sponsored the Mountain Runners Athletics Club for the 30th-anniversary Maseru race on 5 September, with 5km, 10km and 21km categories aimed at boosting healthy living, youth opportunities and tourism demand for accommodation and transport. Inclusive Services: Lesotho is expanding access to public services for persons with disabilities, with stakeholders pushing for better training, stronger awareness and improved communication—especially for deafblindness. Youth Fitness: The Lesotho Karate Association says karate builds discipline and mental and physical fitness, after a successful winter camp at NHTC supported by the Lesotho Defence Force. Arts Calendar: The 34th Hilton Arts Festival runs 7–9 August at Hilton College, featuring productions including Nick Payne’s “Constellations” and “Midnight in Parys.”
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