AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoCAN 2027 Qualifier: Morocco’s Atlas Lions will face Lesotho on Tuesday, September 29 in Bloemfontein without centre-back Nayef Aguerd, who stayed behind in recovery after playing the full 2-0 win over Gabon; Morocco’s coaching staff are weighing defensive options as they aim to move toward six points in Group A. South Africa Crime Wave: A tavern shooting in Wedela near Johannesburg has killed 18 after another victim died in hospital; police say the attack involved eight gunmen armed with AK-47s and pistols, with only four victims identified so far, including two Lesotho nationals, while investigators update charges and push Operation Prosper in the area. Regional Security: South Africa also reported a second mass shooting near Cape Town that brought the weekend toll to 28, as authorities continue hunting suspects and probing motives amid fears of gang and illegal-mining links. Cross-Border Water Talks: South Africa and Zimbabwe are discussing a proposed $500m Thuli Moswa dam to supply water to the Musina-Makhado SEZ, with feasibility work still under discussion. Lesotho in Sport: Lesotho’s Tolofi/Chapole helped secure second place for the country at the CAVB Zone VI Beach Volleyball Tour, while Eswatini’s bronze finish included Lesotho’s participation in the regional event.
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