AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoWomen’s Safety Call: Inkhosikati LaMatsebula urged collective action and prayers to confront gender-based violence, saying men, families and leaders must partner to protect women and strengthen communities. Regional Roads & Travel Impact: An AfDB-funded road upgrade (Siphofaneni–Sithobela–Maloma–Nsoko and Maloma–Siphambanweni) aims to cut transport costs and travel times by half, improve connectivity and boost Eswatini’s trade with South Africa and Mozambique by 5%. Tourism & Diplomacy: Eswatini and Tanzania pledged deeper cooperation across trade, investment and tourism after King Mswati III received Tanzania’s newly accredited ambassador. Golf Tourism Boost: The King’s Cup returns with a E1 million prize purse and a Big Easy Tour partnership, with highlights set for SuperSport broadcast. Cultural Tourism Spotlight: Luju Food & Lifestyle Festival drew 10,000+ visitors from 26 countries, strengthening pan-African creative ties and cultural tourism in Eswatini. Travel Health Alert: UK-linked malaria risk guidance now lists Eswatini among countries travellers should take extra precautions in. Visa Access for Visitors: Trinidad and Tobago announced visa-free access for Sierra Leoneans, also listing Eswatini among other African countries included. Sports & Sponsorship: Green Mamba received E360,000 sponsorship ahead of the CAF Confederation Cup, supporting Eswatini’s continental campaign.
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