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As Uganda approaches the pivotal 2026 election period, the
nation is experiencing a vibrant mix of opinions, spirited debate, and
active public engagement. Elections naturally bring political
conversations into homes, workplaces, and communities, reflecting a
society that is alive, involved, and exercising its democratic rights.
This d… read more
Starting from 1
January 2026, Zambia’s Department of Immigration has
introduced revised visa fees, significantly impacting travellers from
visa-required countries. Announced by Zambia
Tourism, the new fee structure sees the cost of
single-entry and double-entry
visas… read more
Kenya’s vibrant tourism sector is basking in global attention
as American social media phenomenon
iShowSpeed continues his headline-making
visit, set to culminate with an adventure in the legendary
Maasai Mara. The whirlwind tour has been
lauded by Tourism Cabinet Secretary Rebecca Miano, who no… read more
Kenya’s vibrant culinary industry is poised for unprecedented
recognition with the official launch of TOP25 Restaurants
Kenya, the first African edition from the internationally
renowned restaurant guide. This milestone not only elevates the
country’s restaurant scene but also marks a pivotal step towards the
creation … read more
Morocco has achieved a historic milestone in 2025, welcoming a
record 19.8 million tourist arrivals and
generating over \$13 billion in tourism
revenues, according to the Ministry of Tourism. This
remarkable performance represents a 14% increase in
visitor numbers compared to 2024, whi… read more
Recent updates to travel advisories for
Namibia by both Canada and Germany have prompted the
Namibian government to take swift action in reassuring the international
tourism community. In a coordinated response, the Ministry of
Environment, Forestry and Tourism, together with the Ministry of Home
Affairs, Immigration, … read more
February
marks a spectacular period at Victoria
Falls, the legendary natural wonder straddling the border
of Zimbabwe and Zambia. Locally revered as
Mosi-oa-Tunya—“The Smoke That
Thunders”—the Falls are at their most powerful during this time,
offering a sensory feast for visitors se… read more
A
major shift in Malawi’s visa and entry
requirements is now in effect for 2026 and beyond, with
the government having implemented a reciprocal visa
policy supported by a new electronic visa (eVisa)
platform. This change, officially gazetted by Minister of Homeland
Security Peter Mukhito on 2 January… read more
Sierra Leone’s 2026 Focus on Culture and
Creativity Set to Transform Tourism and Economic
Growth
Sierra Leone is charting a bold new course for its tourism and
creative sectors, officially declaring 2026 as the Year of
Culture and Creativity. This announcement, made by
Minister of Tourism and C… read more
As
the heart of the Southern African summer unfolds,
February stands out as a critical month for malaria
awareness across the region. The combination of
warm temperatures and widespread rainfall
creates the perfect storm for mosquito breeding, significantly
increasing the risk of malaria transmission… read more
Tourism Remains a Unifying Force as Uganda Heads Into 2026 Elections
Zambia Doubles Visa Fees for Single and Double Entries as of January 2026, Yet Maintains Open Travel
Kenya’s Global Star Power Soars as iShowSpeed’s Tour Captivates New Generation of Travelers
Kenya Set for Global Spotlight as TOP25 Restaurants Launches First Pan-African Dining Guide
Morocco’s Tourism Surges to Record 19.8 Million Arrivals, Setting New Benchmarks for Africa
Namibia Reassures Global Tourism Partners Amid New Travel Advisories from Canada and Germany
February’s High-Water Drama at Victoria Falls: What to Expect This Rainy Season
Malawi Introduces Reciprocal eVisa Policy—Key Changes for International Entry in 2026
Sierra Leone declares 2026 the ‘Year of Culture and Creativity’ after landmark ecotourism drive
February’s Malaria Surge: What Sub-Saharan Africa’s Tourism Sector Needs to Know
