AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoEducation & People: Ngwane Teacher Training College marked 40 years with a King Mswati III–graced graduation that welcomed 159 new teachers, including specialists in Science/ICT/Maths, Applied Sciences, Languages and Social Studies. Travel Rules for Cross-Border Trips: South Africa’s Traveller Management System now requires travellers to declare goods and currency up to 24 hours before departure—covering land, air, sea and rail, including SACU neighbours like Eswatini. Nuclear Energy Watch: Eswatini says it is exploring small modular reactor technology via the IAEA, aiming to strengthen long-term energy security and its nuclear regulatory capacity. Visa Reality Check for Europe: The EU lists Eswatini among 51 African countries whose citizens must get a Schengen visa in advance to visit any of the 29 Schengen states. Tourism & Community Events: Mbabane’s October International Theatre Festival is set for Oct 1–3 with free entry and local plus regional acts, while OITF also opens applications for arts, food, kids and flea market stalls. Sports Tourism: Eswatini’s senior handball team faces hosts Zambia at Zone VI, and local football cup ties keep Eswatini in the regional spotlight.
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