https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/sadc-tfca-commends-pilot-sadc-univisa-project-summit-conservezim-dbcwf/?trackingId=1QboO5kxgctA2h%2BTYXSzIw%3D%3D SADC-TFCA Commends Pilot SADC Univisa Project as Summit Concludes By John Cassim Zimbabwe, Angola, Namibia, Mozambique, and South Africa have been commended for piloting a Univisa project aimed at facilitating seamless visitor movement across the region, enhancing the travel experience, and boosting tourism. The Univisa is a regional instrument that originated with Zambia and Zimbabwe, initially covering day trips to Botswana through Kazungula. “The Summit commended five Member States – Angola, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa, and Zimbabwe – for accepting to pilot the SADC Tourism UNIVISA, a regional instrument expected to simplify travel and promote regional tourism within SADC countries, thereby boosting intra-regional tourism,” stated the SADC Executive Secretary, Mr. Elias Mpedi Magosi, while reading the SADC-TFCA summit communique. Apparently, countries that constitute the KAZA TFCA had pledged in principle during a KAZA TFCA summit held in Livingstone, Zambia last year that they would consider implementing the instrument.