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Nigeria
has taken another significant stride towards reclaiming its place on
the global aviation map. The Nigeria Civil Aviation
Authority (NCAA) has publicly reaffirmed its
determination to meet every requirement necessary to restore the
country's Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Category 1
safety statu… read more
South
Africa's tourism industry has delivered another impressive performance,
cementing its position as one of the continent's most dynamic travel
destinations. According to the country's Department of Tourism,
international tourist arrivals rose by 12.3 per
cent during the first half of 2026 compared with the same
p… read more
Good
news is flowing in from South Africa's east coast, where the city of
Durban has once again received a strong endorsement of its bathing water
quality. According to the latest update issued by the
eThekwini Municipality on 29 July 2026,
every officially designated swimming beach along the city's coastline
remains… read more
West
Africa's tourism story took a promising turn this past week as
The Gambia and Senegal agreed to establish a
Joint Tourism Technical Committee, a
structured platform designed to strengthen cooperation between the two
neighbouring destinations. The agreement was reached during a high-level
Gambian… read more
A
fresh chapter is unfolding in East Africa's transport story, with two
of the region's biggest economies advancing their Standard
Gauge Railway (SGR) ambitions along separate but
competing paths. Kenya is pushing its modern rail line westward from
Naivasha towards Kisumu and the Malaba border with Uganda, while
Tanz… read more
A
fire broke out on Sunday at Terminal 2 of the Murtala
Muhammed International Airport (MMIA) in Lagos, prompting
an urgent emergency response and reigniting long-standing concerns
about safety standards at Nigeria's most important aviation gateway. The
Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) confirmed the inciden… read more
A
fascinating pattern is emerging in the skies between Africa and the
United Kingdom, and it raises pressing questions for the continent's
aviation and tourism industries. With Air
Zimbabwe officially returning to London
Gatwick (LGW) from 22 July 2026 after a 14-year absence,
the airport's roster of… read more
Africa's
aviation landscape has just witnessed a remarkable comeback.
Murtala Muhammed International Airport
(LOS) in Lagos has officially reclaimed its place among
the continent's ten busiest airports, and it has done so with a growth
performance that has outpaced every other major hub in Africa. For
Nigeria, and in… read more
Intra-African aviation has taken
another meaningful stride forward as Air Côte
d'Ivoire officially restores its long-awaited service
between Abidjan and Johannesburg via Lagos.
The reinstated route, which commenced on 14 July 2026 with a
twice-weekly frequency, marks a major comeback for the Ivorian fl… read more
The
way travellers pay for flights is entering a new digital era, and
Emirates has just taken a bold step into
the future. The Dubai-based carrier has officially rolled out
Crypto.com Pay as a checkout option on its
website and mobile application, giving qualifying customers a fresh way
to settle the… read more