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Emirates
is set to introduce stricter regulations for carrying and
using powerbanks on all flights, effective from October
1, 2025. This policy change comes amid growing international concern
over the risks posed by lithium-ion
batteries, which are a core component in most portable
electronic devices… read more
The
African aviation landscape has witnessed remarkable shifts over the
past two decades, embodied most vividly by the contrasting paths of
Kenya Airways and Ethiopian
Airlines. These two carriers, often seen as flagbearers
of the continent’s air transport ambitions, have charted different
courses si… read more
South
African National Parks (SANParks) has officially launched a new phase
of renovations at the iconic Olifants Rest
Camp in Kruger National Park, starting 15 August 2025 and
continuing until further notice. This development is part of SANParks’
broader commitment to upgrading infrastructure across the park, aimed at… read more
This
September, the renowned Sun City resort
will become the focal point for transformative dialogue as leaders from
every corner of the tourism industry gather for the 2025
Tourism Leadership Conference. Hosted by the
Tourism Business Council of South Africa
(TBCSA), the event comes… read more
The
unveiling of ROARR: The Victoria Falls Live Project
(VFL) by Zambia’s Minister of Tourism, Hon. Rodney
Sikumba, marks a transformative moment for the region’s tourism
landscape. This ambitious initiative is poised to elevate
Mosi-Oa-Tunya (Victoria Falls) into a
world-class platform for c… read more
The
reconstruction of the vital H4-1 road in
Kruger National Park is officially
underway, following confirmation from South African
National Parks (SANParks). Work on this crucial artery,
which was severely affected by recent floods, began on 18 August 2025.
The repair project is sch… read more
The
latest data from the International Monetary
Fund and the African Development
Bank confirm what many in the industry have sensed:
Africa is not just the continent of tomorrow—it is the
engine of global growth today. In a remarkable shift,
12 African countries now … read more
The ongoing financial standoff between Ethiopian Airlines and Eritrean authorities has entered its second year, casting a shadow over East Africa’s aviation landscape. The airline’s bank account in Eritrea remains inaccessible,
a situation that has persisted despite extensive legal efforts and
diplomatic ove… read more
Air
Mauritius has emerged from a challenging period to report a promising
start to the fiscal year 2025/26, signaling a significant turnaround for
the island nation’s flagship carrier. The airline transported 403,127
passengers in the first quarter, marking a modest yet meaningful 0.8%
increase compared to the same period last year. Th… read more
The
recent groundbreaking of the Uvinza-Musongati standard
gauge railway marks a transformative moment for East
Africa’s transport landscape. On August 16, a high-profile ceremony in
Burundi’s Burunga province brought together President Évariste
Ndayishimiye of Burundi and Tanzanian Prime Minister Kassim Majaliwa,
un… read more
Emirates Sets New Rules for Powerbanks and Lithium-Ion Batteries from October 2025
Comparing Kenyan and Ethiopian Airlines: Growth, Ambition, and Africa’s Aviation Future
Olifants Rest Camp Renovations Signal Enhanced Safari Experiences Amid Ongoing Upgrades
Tourism Leadership Conference in Sun City to Spotlight Regional Collaboration and Digital Growth
Victoria Falls Set for Global Spotlight with ROARR: A New Era of Culture and Innovation
Kruger National Park Begins Reconstruction on Key Safari Route After Severe Flood Damage
African Economies Surge Ahead: 12 Nations Outpace Global Growth, Redefining the Industry Outlook
Ethiopian Airlines Faces Prolonged Account Freeze in Eritrea
Air Mauritius Returns to Profitability with Strong Q1 Performance and Strategic Renewal
New Tanzania-Burundi Railway Promises Faster Cargo, Cheaper Logistics, and Regional Growth
