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The Institute for Water and Wastewater Technology (IWWT) has raised concerns about the dangerously high levels of E. coli bacteria at Durban beaches, reports SABC News. Professor Faizal Bux, the Institute's Director, has said that 11 out of 14 beaches tested along the Durban coastline showed alarmingly high levels of the bacteria.
Th… read more
Nigeria’s aviation industry is experiencing a surge in passenger demand, but a lack of domestic airline capacity is leading to rising airfares.
The Acting Director General of the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA), Capt. Chris Najomo stated this during a recent meeting with the President of the National Association of Nigeria … read more
South African domestic and regional carrier CemAir has announced that its service between Cape Town Interrnational Airport (CPT) in Cape Town and Plettenberg Bay Aerodrome (PBZ) in … read more
Bisey Uirab, the Chief Executive Officer of Namibia Airports
Company has expressed his elation at the successful hosting of AviaDev
Africa 2024 and the potential benefits the event would bring to Namibia
and Africa’s tourism and connectivity
“We as the Namibia Airports Company and indeed as the aviation
industry in Namibia are ve… read more
The cruise sector in South Africa has recovered slower than the rest of the world, with highly-contested national elections in 2024 having caused additional delays to recovery, according to Ross Volk, Managing Director, MSC Cruises South Africa.
Speaking to IOL, Volk said South Africa was finally on track for a full recovery … read more
In order to boost its capacity and meet growing demand for its product, Ibom Air has added another Airbus A220-300 aircraft to it fleet.
The addition of this aircraft will bring Ibom Air’s fleet of A220s to 11, after the delivery of the outstanding nine units.
According to a statement by Aniekan Essi… read more
The eThekwini Municipality, the local government body responsible for governing and managing Durban in KwaZulu-Natal, has … read more
…as NANTA reports Nigerian Travel Sector Loses 40% Market Value Due to Foreign Airline Trade
The Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) has sounded the alarm on the negative impact of cross-border trading of foreign airlines’ inventories on Nigeria’s travel economy.
The Acting Vice Chairman of FCCPC, Al… read more
The City of Kigali has been ranked third on the list of travellers' favourite African cities in 2024.
According to the World's Best Awards survey by the travel publication Travel + Leisure, in which over 186,000 of its readers participated, the Rwandan capital emerged third in Africa after Morocco's Marrakech and South Africa's Cape… read more
Exploring Africa offers a variety of incredible tourist destinations, each filled with unique attractions and experiences. From the majestic wildlife safaris to serene beaches and vibrant cities, Africa has something for every traveler. Here, we reveal some of the continent's most stunning destinations and what they offer.
Maasai Mara N… read more
Raw sewage blamed for high bacteria levels at Durban beaches
Nigeria os seeking investors to bridge domestic airline capacity gap
CemAir resumes operations on a limited schedule to Plettenberg Bay
AviaDev will help improve tourism and connectivity for Namibia and Africa
South Africa’s cruise sector on two-year lag to rest of the world post-COVID says Volk
Ibom Air boosts capacity with new aircraft
Durban: Four beaches are currently closed for swimming due to water quality
Kigali ranks third favourite African city for travellers
Africa's most stunning Tourist destinations revealed
