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Mozambique Mozambique: to cross the border only with Minister’s authorisation

In the perspective of the Covid-19 “new normal” outlined by the President of the Republic, the Ministry of Interior has decided to reintroduce the ‘Guia de Marcha’for all national and foreign citizenswishing to enter or leave Mozambique.

Although 22 border crossings (7 land, 10 air and 5 sea) are open again, and P… read more


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Ghana Ghana to resume international flight on September 1

Ghana will alow the resumption of international flights as of Septenber 1st. President Nana Akufo-Addo gave the go ahead whilst watching the infection situation very closely. Therefore, at the airport the governement will install a COVID-19 rapid testing system.

Usually, every week, at Kotoka International Airport arri… read more


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AA Travenews Poaching: Five countries join forces to fight

The five partner countriesof the Kavango Zambezi (Kaza) Transfrontier Conservation Area (TFCA), including Angola, Botswana, Namibia, Zambia and Zimbabwe, are committed to working together to reduce poaching and illegal wildlife trade. They have recently launched an initiative to strengthen their partnership.

Angola, Bo… read more


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Rwanda Convention Bureau Rwanda Convention Bureau joins UFI

The Rwanda Convention Bureau has been confirmed a member of UFI, the global exhibition association. With the objective of growing the exhibition segment in Rwanda, UFI membership will allow the East African country access to a large repertoire of international exhibition organizers that can be approached to bring to the country.… read more


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Mauritius Mauritius: Stranded ship breaks in two

The grounded Japanese ship that leaked tons of oil near protected areas off the Indian Ocean island nation of Mauritius has split apart, officials said Saturday, with its remaining fuel spreading into the turquoise waters. Photos posted on social media by the official cleanup effort with support of the environment ministry s… read more


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South-Africa South Africa eased lockdown, but still no international travel

The Tourism Business Council of South Africa (TBCSA) will continue to lobby for the re-opening of international travel, said CEO of the industry body, Tshifhiwa Tshivhengwa. He welcomed the opening of interprovincial travel and the unbanning of alcohol sales as the country prepares to enter Lockdown Alert Level 2, no… read more


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Malawi Malawi to resume international flight services in September

The Government of Malawi has announced the first week of September as the date for the resumption of international flightservices to the southern African country. The Minister of Health Khumbize Chiponda in announcing the revised COVID 19 guidelines said the Tonse Alliance government is a listening government hence, it has decided … read more


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South-Africa TBCSA publishes Covid-19 protocols safety app

The new app will aid in the safe reopening of the industry by training business owners on the safe implementation of the Covid-19 tourism safety protocols. Through a multi-stakeholder partnership, the Tourism Business Council of South Africa (TBCSA), has launched a tourism and hospitality industry application, Opus4business App.

The n… read more


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Mauritius Mauritius pauses breathing: Broken, not broken?

6 o'clock yesterday, on the Mahebourg esplanade. As the many volunteers present set about their task, a wave of panic gained ground. The reason? Members of Rezistans announce that MV Wakashio has broken in two. Stefan Gua relays the information to his followers on Facebook and the Left Party does the same. Very qu… read more

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Kenya Kenya’s tourism sector turns to domestic travel as international tourist ceases

The Kenya tourism sector like other tourists destinations in Africa is shifting its focus to domestic travel to keep the sector alive with the absence of international tourists.

According to dispatchlive.co.za, at a time when hundreds of thousands of tourists would be making their way to Kenya to witness the fam… read more


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