AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoImmigration Bill Update: Parliament is set to enact a law to stop foreign nationals entering Eswatini without a valid purpose, using an information system to vet arrivals and block those deemed risky. Tourism Enforcement: The Eswatini Tourism Authority says bed levy compliance will be tightened and that participation in the National Grading Programme will be required for establishments seeking government project consideration. Bed Levy Warning for Informal Rentals: ETA cautions that people renting out homes during major events without proper grading and registration can breach safety, health and consumer protection rules. Cultural Logistics: Plans are in place for 50 prepaid buses and 83 trucks to move thousands of maidens and their reeds for the Shiselweni Reed Dance. Regional Visitor Insight: Zimbabwe remains Eswatini’s key neighbour link to South Africa’s tourism, with 842,000 arrivals from Eswatini recorded in 2024. Sports & Travel Buzz: Scottland FC supporters are expected to travel to Eswatini by about ten buses for the CAF Champions League return leg at Somhlolo National Stadium. Adaptive Sports Milestone: Eswatini will debut at the FIDE Chess Olympiad for People with Disabilities in Uzbekistan with a five-member team. Azerbaijan Scholarships: Three young Emaswati have secured SOCAR-backed scholarships to study petroleum and energy in Baku.
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