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Over the past four years, the United Arab
Emirates (UAE) has rapidly established itself as a
powerhouse investor across Africa, channeling more than
USD 118 billion into a diverse array of
sectors. While mining, energy, technology, and logistics have
traditionally attracted the lion’s share of Emirati … read more
After
a six-month suspension, Sudan Airways has
officially resumed flight operations following the return to service of
its sole aircraft, an 18-year-old Airbus
A320, which recently underwent an extensive maintenance
overhaul. This relaunch marks a cautious yet important step toward
restoring vital a… read more
Following
significant improvements in weather conditions across
Limpopo and
Mpumalanga, South African
National Parks (SANParks) has announced a cautious easing
of access restrictions within Kruger National
Park. Effective from Sunday, 25 January 2026, day and
overn… read more
The Mauritanian government has taken a decisive step to bolster
the national carrier, Mauritania Airlines, by authorizing a
state-backed guarantee for a significant bank loan aimed at easing
operational challenges and supporting critical investments in the
airline’s fleet. This financial intervention comes at a crucial time
when… read more
Sierra
Leone is rapidly emerging as a premier destination for
adventure tourism in Africa, as it prepares
to host the finish line of the 2026
Budapest–Bamako–Freetown Challenge in the
vibrant capital, Freetown. This landmark event, coordinated by the
Ministry of Tourism and Cultural … read more
In a move that underscores the
far-reaching impact of severe weather on South Africa’s tourism
infrastructure, FlySafair has confirmed the
suspension of all flights to and from Hoedspruit Airport
(HDS) in Limpopo until 14 February 2026. This decision
follows extensive flood damage to critical airport i… read more
Sterling Bank Ltd has reinforced its dedication to
health, wellbeing, and sustainable economic
development by actively participating in
'The Art of Wellbeing' experience recently
hosted at ISIMI Lagos. This carefully curated event convened a dive… read more
Mozambique
is currently grappling with one of its most severe flooding emergencies
in decades, with far-reaching consequences for tourism,
infrastructure, and community life. As of 23 January
2026, while the country remains officially open to international
visitors, the ongoing floods are having a dire… read more
Despite decades of technological disruption and the rise of
guest-review platforms, the traditional hotel star rating
system remains a cornerstone of the global hospitality
industry. For African tourism professionals, understanding the enduring
relevance—and the future trajectory—of stars can be crucial for guiding
cli… read more
South African National Parks (SANParks) has issued an updated
operational status report for Kruger National
Park as of 24 January 2026, detailing which rest camps,
bush camps, gates, and picnic sites remain open or closed after recent
severe rainfall and flooding.
While many facilities remain temporarily c… read more
UAE’s Expanding Tourism Investments Reshape Africa’s Hospitality Landscape
Sudan Airways Resumes Operations with Refurbished Airbus A320, Restoring Regional Connectivity
Kruger National Park Eases Access Restrictions with Limited Reopenings Amid Ongoing Recovery
Mauritania Airlines Secures \$18 Million State-Backed Loan to Revitalize Fleet and Operations
Sierra Leone Set to Shine as Finish Line for 2026 Budapest–Bamako–Freetown Challenge
FlySafair Suspends Hoedspruit Flights Until Mid-February as Floods Disrupt Key Safari Gateway
Mozambique Floods Disrupt Tourism: What Operators and Travellers Need to Know in Early 2026
