AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoTourism & Travel Access: South Korea has listed Eswatini among African countries eligible for its K-ETA, allowing a 30-day stay—good news for short breaks and repeat visits. Visa Rules: The UK also published airport transit visa requirements for Eswatini (and many other African states), meaning travellers may need extra paperwork even without entering the UK. Payments for Visitors & Trade: Eswatini’s Central Bank says the Eswatini Payment Switch is now fully active, enabling real-time fast payments between banks and mobile money—aimed at smoother transactions for businesses and travellers. Diplomacy & Disaster Readiness: Taiwan’s President Lai met Eswatini’s Deputy PM Thulisile Dladla, pledging deeper cooperation on disaster preparedness and response under the World Alliance for Disaster Management. Sports Spotlight: Team Eswatini confirmed swimmer Luca Fraser as a headline for the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games. Human Stories: A report highlights US “third-country” deportations, including flights to Eswatini, raising fresh concerns for affected families and legal processes.
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