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UNICEF Launches Drone Training Program at Lesotho College of Education

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What happened

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UNICEF began a drone and data training program at Lesotho College of Education in Maseru, which runs until October 23, 2026. The training, delivered through the African Drone and Data Academy, aims to equip young Basotho with practical digital skills for community development challenges. The program targets young people aged 18 to 25 from Maseru, Berea, Leribe, and Mohale’s Hoek.

From sundayexpress.co.ls

Why it matters

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The initiative responds to a national crisis, as the Minister of Gender, Youth and Social Development noted that youth unemployment in Lesotho currently stands at 38.9 percent. The government has called for deliberate measures to create opportunities for graduates entering a saturated labor market.

A collaboration has been launched between Lesotho and UNICEF to strengthen student learning outcomes.

From sundayexpress.co.ls

Who's involved

  • UNICEFSpecialized agency of the United Nations implementing the drone training
  • Lesotho College of EducationAcademic institution hosting the drone and data training program
  • LesothoSovereign state where the youth unemployment crisis is occurring

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • LesothoSpeculative

    Lesotho might see changes in the labor market supply as young people gain practical digital skills.

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