AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoSADC Tourism UNIVISA Talks: Justice ministers and attorneys general meet in Victoria Falls (1–5 June) with the proposed SADC Tourism UNIVISA agreement topping the agenda, aiming for a unified visa for transit and tourism stays across member states. Lesotho Waterfall Adventure: Lesotho’s waterfalls are being spotlighted as must-visits for adventure travel, including Maletsunyane Falls near Semonkong, the remote Tsoelikana Falls, and Sani Pass as a gateway for hikes and mountain thrills. Cross-Border Travel Rules (SARS): SARS has launched a Foreign Vehicle Declaration System at a North West border post, using a digital process to issue temporary import permits (valid six months) for foreign-registered vehicles—important for Lesotho commuters and frequent travellers. Energy Planning (LHDA): The Lesotho Highlands Development Authority is seeking consultants for a floating solar (floating PV) feasibility study for Katse and Mohale reservoirs, weighing technical, environmental and financial impacts. Maseru Border Congestion: An MP has called for urgent government intervention over congestion at Maseru border linked to temporary import permit applications, as deadlines near. Sports (Regional Link): While not Lesotho-focused, South Africa’s World Cup travel chaos over US visa delays is a reminder of how paperwork can disrupt travel plans across the region.
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