uMshwathi Local Municipality successfully hosted a hiking event not just to celebrate Nelson Mandela Day but as part of enhancing local tourism economic and activating the proposed cable car in Applesbostch, oZwathini.

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uMshwathi Local Municipality hosted a hiking event on 18 July 2026 to celebrate Nelson Mandela Day and enhance local tourism, as part of efforts to activate a proposed cable car in Applesbostch, oZwathini. The municipality calls on interested parties to partner on future tourism economy initiatives.

The municipality amongst other things must drive tourism economy initiatives and this hiking acting on the 18 of July 2026 was part and parcel of those initiatives. We shall continue with more events with limited resources and call on interested parties to partner with us moving forward.

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