AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoTourism & Community Impact: Acacia Africa’s new accommodation impact report says 72% of its partner stays deliver measurable community, culture, conservation and guest-experience benefits—highlighting Eswatini’s Mlilwane Rest Camp with traditional beehive huts, village walks and chiefdom visits. Energy for Visitors & Locals: The Eswatini Electricity Company has launched Feed-in Tariffs for Embedded Generation, letting customers sell excess solar power to EEC from 1 August 2026 to 31 March 2027. Skills for the Next Hospitality Workforce: ESHEC unveiled a National Skills Anticipation Study at the 2026 Career Expo, warning that qualifications alone won’t be enough and urging learners to build technical plus workplace skills. Jobs & Local Supply: RES opened a E1m Marbling Butchery in Simunye to boost employment and bring quality meat closer to communities in Lubombo. Travel Policy Watch: South Africa’s proposed R500 ETA fee is set to affect some visa-free travellers, while the US plans to end routine visa processing at Mbabane and other African posts from 1 August, redirecting applicants to regional hubs.
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