South African Airways Eyes Fleet Renewal with Sustainable Aircraft to Lead a Greener Future
South African Airways (SAA), once the flagship carrier of Africa, is setting its sights on a brighter and greener future with a bold initiative to...
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Kenya Airways Expands Code-Share Agreement with Delta Airlines, Strengthening U.S.-Africa Connections
In a strategic move set to enhance connectivity between Africa and the United States, Kenya Airways (KQ) has announced the expansion of its code-share agreement...
RwandAir Launches New Direct Routes to Dubai and Paris, Elevating Rwanda’s Global Connectivity
RwandAir, the pride of Rwanda’s aviation sector, is soaring to new heights with the announcement of two exciting direct routes connecting Kigali to Dubai and...
Africa’s Travel Sector on the Rise: New Developments Shaping the Continent’s Tourism Industry
Africa’s travel and tourism industry is witnessing significant growth, driven by a series of new developments and investments aimed at making the continent a global...
Multiple Vehicles Catch Fire at Bethlehem Airshow in Free State
Bethlehem, South Africa Chaos erupted at the Bethlehem Airshow in the Free State on Saturday, as several vehicles parked near the event caught fire, sending...
Emirates Launches Inaugural Flight to Madagascar, Boosting Tourism and Economic Growth.
Emirates has expanded its global network with the addition of Madagascar as a new destination, marking a significant milestone for both the airline and the...
South Africa’s Last Captive Elephant Embarks on New Life.
Charley, once the last captive elephant in South Africa, has embarked on a new chapter of life at a private game reserve after spending 40...
Namibia to Address Drought Impact by Culling 83 Elephants and Distributing Meat
Namibia has announced plans to cull 723 wild animals, including 83 elephants, to provide meat to communities severely affected by a prolonged drought across southern...
Tourism Takes Center Stage: Tinubu Appointed Global Envoy for Ipada Initiative and Carnival 2024!
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is set to attend the Ipada Carnival 2024 as the Chief Host, marking a significant endorsement for the event, which kicks...
Ethiopian Landslides Claim 257 Lives, Thousands at Risk of Further Disasters
The death toll from the landslides in south-western Ethiopia on Sunday and Monday has risen to 257 and could potentially reach 500, according to the...
Angola’s Commitment to Conservation is Creating a Haven for Ecotourism
Angola’s rare blend of natural beauty and biodiversity is making it a top destination for nature lovers and conservationists. “Angola has one of the greatest...
How a Kenyan Farmer Became a Champion of Climate Change Denial
X/JusperMachogu Climate change deniers have found a new champion in Kenyan farmer Jusper Machogu. On social media, he has become known as a flagbearer for...
Game drives, Beach-hopping and Wine Tasting in Africa
From golden yellow savanna grasslands to the majestic Mt. Kilimanjaro, and gushing waterfalls to spectacular safaris, Africa tours can offer you the adventure of a...
Ramadan: Egyptian Government Releases 1,686 Prisoners
The Egyptian government has released 1,686 prisoners on Tuesday, a day after the Holy month of Ramadan kicked off. This was announced in a...
The Iconic Safari of Botswana
A luxury Botswana safari taking in a selection of award-winning luxury camps combined with world-class game viewing. Look out for wild dogs, lions and...
We’ll Push More Ghanaians to Global Bodies — Ayorkor Botchwey
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration has created a Candidature Unit to ensure that more Ghanaians are appointed to regional bodies such as...
Lighting Africa -Akon Targets Senegal’s Tourism in Latest African Project
Tourism is the latest sector that Senegalese-American singer and songwriter Akon has identified as a potential area of investment on the African continent. Best known...
Kenya Rushes to Protect Endangered Antelope
These elusive creatures picking their way through the undergrowth are Mountain Bongos. The white striped, spiral horned and coppery red forest antelopes can only be...
Africa’s Tourism Industry is Preparing for a Post-Coronavirus Era
At the start of 2020, Africa’s tourism industry was predicted to grow.The United World Tourism Organization, or UNWTO, estimated a 3 to 5% increase in...
Tanzania sets sights on Eastern Europe as potential tourism market
Tanzania is now focusing on Eastern Europe in its tourism marketing strategies after registering success in Western Europe and North America, an official of the...