AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoUN Tourism & Jobs Boost: The UN launched the UNSDCF 2026–2030 in Eswatini, pledging about E51.84bn to back human capital, private-sector jobs, climate resilience and inclusive governance, with MSMEs flagged as key drivers. Bushfire Festival Travel Demand: Eswatini recorded 26,774 arrivals over two days ahead of the MTN Bushfire Festival, with Ngwenya Border Post leading and 32 flights landing at King Mswati III International Airport—showing strong visitor pull. Digital Payments at Bushfire: FNB Eswatini used Bushfire as a push for cashless banking, rolling out ATMs and speedpoint devices and running activations to drive secure, convenient transactions. Regional Visa Push: SADC justice ministers in Victoria Falls put the proposed SADC Tourism UNIVISA on the agenda, aiming for a unified visa for transit and tourism stays across participating states. Border Rules for Travellers: South Africa’s new traveller declaration system (via SARS TMS) starts today for foreign-registered vehicles and goods, including those from Eswatini, to speed customs processing and reduce delays. Diplomacy & Aviation Tensions: Taiwan’s legislature unanimously condemned Beijing’s alleged pressure that led to flight clearance withdrawals affecting President Lai’s Eswatini visit.
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