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Botswana’s international reputation as a
conservation powerhouse is drawing critical
scrutiny as the country faces mounting pressure to balance its
celebrated biodiversity with the safety and livelihoods of its people.
The challenge took center stage at a recent International Parliamentary
Roundtable on human-wildlife … read more
Kenya is charting a bold course for tourism growth, with
Tourism and Wildlife Cabinet Secretary Rebecca
Miano urging county governments to take the lead in
diversifying and promoting their unique tourism offerings. Addressing
the Council of Governors in Naivasha, Miano outlined a vision to attract
5.5 million i… read more
The Ministry of Natural Resources and
Tourism of Tanzania has taken a proactive step in sector
evaluation and transparency, as Dr Ashatu
Kijaji, the Minister for Natural Resources and Tourism,
presented a comprehensive implementation report to the
Parliamentary Standing Committee on Lands, Natu… read more
In a strategic move with far-reaching implications for regional
tourism and conservation, Angola has
officially designated Lisima Lya Mwono as
its first Wetland of International
Importance under the Ramsar
Convention. This milestone not only marks Angola’s debut
on t… read more
The
Timket festival, Ethiopia’s vibrant
celebration of Epiphany, continues to captivate international visitors
with its unique blend of deep-rooted heritage, religious
significance, and communal harmony. Foreign tourists
attending the festival have praised its remarkable ability to preserve
Ethiopia’… read more
South African Tourism is
accelerating its efforts in the European market following a strong
showing at the 2026 Vakantiebeurs trade
fair in Utrecht, the Netherlands. The just-concluded event saw an
enthusiastic response from both consumers and the travel trade,
reaffirming the appeal of South Africa’s diverse travel ex… read more
Persistent
heavy rainfall across Limpopo and
Mpumalanga has led to significant disruptions in Kruger
National Park, with the Crocodile Bridge
Gate now officially closed as of January 14, 2026. The
closure comes after water levels at the Crocodile River bridge reached
critical heights… read more
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
Botswana’s Conservation Success Spurs Urgent Rethink on Human-Wildlife Coexistence and Tourism Susta
Kenya Sets Ambitious Visitor Targets, Calls on Counties to Unlock Untapped Tourism Potential
Tanzania’s Tourism Ministry Reviews Progress Ahead of Parliamentary Session, Eyes Sector Improvement
Angola’s Lisima Lya Mwono Wetland Gains Ramsar Status, Safeguarding Okavango Delta’s Future
Timket Festival in Ethiopia Celebrated by Foreign Tourists for Cultural Richness and Unity
South Africa Launches Multi-City North Europe Roadshow After Successful Vakantiebeurs Showcase
Severe Flooding Forces Crocodile Bridge Gate Closure, Stranding Visitors in Kruger National Park
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
