AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoTourism Leadership Push: Prime Minister Russell Mmiso Dlamini told the Eswatini Tourism Nkwe Summit that “disruptive leadership” means fixing outdated systems that slow delivery for citizens, visitors and businesses, pointing especially to urgent upgrades needed in the e-visa system. Air Travel Update: Eswatini Air says operations are back to normal after Wednesday flight cancellations caused by a minor technical issue on RN105; the airline apologised and reports the schedule has resumed. Regional Culture & Heritage Tourism: SADCOPAC delegates used a break from meetings to tour Mantenga Cultural Village, Eswatini Candles in Malkerns and Ezulwini Palazzo, blending governance discussions with local experiences. Sports Tourism & Cross-Border Events: 10 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. Travel Rules That Affect Visitors: A new SARS Traveller Management System declaration requirement applies to land border crossings too (including Eswatini), with declarations needed up to 24 hours before travel. Energy & Future Travel Planning: Eswatini is exploring small modular reactor nuclear power options via IAEA support, as part of long-term energy security planning.
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