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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
The
Nigerian Society of Engineers (NSE) has
entered a new era with the inauguration of Engr. Ali
Alimasuya Rabiu as its 35th President, marking a pivotal
moment for the profession amid President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s
Renewed Hope agenda and the government’s
push for a Buy Niger… read more
Qatar
Airways, the flag carrier of Qatar, is set to
significantly boost its presence in South
Africa during the first half of 2026, unveiling a robust
schedule of increased frequencies and upgraded aircraft across its key
routes. This expansion is designed to deliver greater flexibility,
improved con… read more
A significant new chapter is
unfolding in Nigeria’s aviation sector as the Former
Airport Administrators Network (FAANET) officially
launches, bringing together a wealth of expertise from retired
professionals of the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria
(FAAN). This newly registered body, recognised b… 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
The 2026 rainy season
has brought unprecedented challenges to Mozambique, as persistent heavy
rainfall and widespread flooding have swept across central and southern
regions. This crisis, unfolding at the height of the country’s peak
travel period, is testing the resilience of Mozambique’s tourism sector
and raising ur… read more
Air Zimbabwe, the national carrier
of Zimbabwe, has outlined an ambitious plan to expand and modernise its
fleet over the next three years, signalling a significant
transformation in the country’s aviation landscape. According to a newly
revealed five-year strategy—developed in conjunction with the
Mutapa Inves… read more
Durban’s
renowned coastline is once again in the spotlight as the
eThekwini Municipality confirms that all
23 officially monitored beaches are open
and safe for swimming, following the latest coastal water quality
assessments dated 14 January 2026. This announcement brings a welcome
sense of security… read more
As the rainy season continues to
test the resilience of South Africa’s Kruger National
Park, the latest operational updates reveal a landscape
still grappling with the aftermath of persistent, above-average
rainfall. The Letaba River, which recently
surged beyond its banks, has now begun to subside, of… read more
After a challenging
period marked by intense rainfall and
widespread flooding across Limpopo and
Mpumalanga, the celebrated Kruger National
Park is set to welcome back day visitors from Monday, 19
January 2026. This milestone follows confirmation from
South African National P… read more
Timket Festival in Ethiopia Celebrated by Foreign Tourists for Cultural Richness and Unity
Nigerian Engineers Take Centre Stage in National Development Under Renewed Hope Agenda
Qatar Airways Unveils Major South Africa Expansion with More Flights and Enhanced Aircraft in 2026
Retired Aviation Leaders Unite to Guide Nigeria’s Airport Future and Advocate for Stronger Funding
South Africa Launches Multi-City North Europe Roadshow After Successful Vakantiebeurs Showcase
Mozambique Floods Disrupt Tourism: Infrastructure, Access, and Resilience in Focus
Air Zimbabwe Plans Major Fleet Expansion and Long-Haul Ambitions Under New Investment Strategy
Durban’s 23 Monitored Beaches Remain Open and Safe, Reinforcing City’s Coastal Appeal
Kruger National Park Maintains Restricted Access as Floodwaters Recede, Letaba Rest Camp Still Close
