AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoAir Travel Update: Eswatini Air says operations are back to normal after Wednesday flight cancellations caused by a minor technical issue on Flight RN105 to Johannesburg, with an apology to affected passengers and confirmation the schedule has resumed. Sports & Tourism Pulse: Ten Eswatini volleyball clubs head to Lesotho for the Redskins International Volleyball Tournament (Sept 18–20), while Eswatini’s men’s netball team prepares for the Africa Netball Cup in Nairobi (Sept 19–26) with matches against South Africa, Kenya, Uganda and Malawi. Tourism Leadership: Prime Minister Russell Mmiso Dlamini used the Tourism Nkwe Conference to explain “disruptive leadership” as confronting systems that frustrate citizens, visitors and businesses. Culture on the Move: SADCOPAC delegates touring Eswatini’s cultural sites included Mantenga Cultural Village, Eswatini Candles and Ezulwini Palazzo. Travel Rules for Visitors: A South African traveller declaration rule now applies to land crossings too, including routes involving Eswatini, with declarations required up to 24 hours before departure. Policy & Planning: Senators scrutinised Eswatini’s draft National Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan (2026–2035), focusing on funding, enforcement and community involvement.
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