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Central
Africa has a new aviation success story worth telling.
Chad has more than doubled its implementation of
international civil aviation security standards,
following years of steady regulatory reform, and now sits above the
global average according to a fresh audit by the International Civil
Aviation Organizatio… read more
South
Africa is preparing to take a defining step in modernising how visitors
enter the country. On Wednesday, 12 August
2026, President Cyril Ramaphosa will officially launch
the country's new Electronic Travel Authorisation
(ETA) system at OR Tambo International Airport in
Johannesburg. The move re… read more
A
high-stakes funding debate is unfolding in Nigeria's aviation sector,
one that could shape the future of safety oversight in Africa's largest
passenger market. The Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority
(NCAA) has formally called on the House of
Representatives Committee on Aviation to restore its original allocation
fro… read more
International visitors
heading to Southern Africa are set to enjoy a much wider choice of
seamless travel options, following the expansion of the long-standing
partnership between Emirates and South African Airways
(SAA). The enhanced codeshare arrangement, which has now
received regulatory approval, will make it signi… read more
Angola
is taking a fresh and practical approach to unlocking the potential of
its domestic tourism market. Starting Thursday, 6 August 2026, the
country's Ministry of Tourism (MINTUR)
officially launched the first phase of a new installment
payment programme for tourism services, designed to make
tra… read more
In
a landmark development for African aviation, Nigeria and Canada have
signed an expanded Air Transport Agreement
that will, for the very first time, permit direct scheduled passenger
and cargo flights between the two nations. The deal, formalised on
Thursday, 6 August 2026, is expected to unlock fresh opportunities i… read more
Excitement
is building rapidly around one of the most important dates on the
global travel calendar. WTM London 2026,
part of RX Global, has reported unusually strong early demand from
exhibitors, with businesses from across the international travel
industry already securing their space and interest continuing to climb… read more
South
Africa's culinary reputation continues to gather momentum on the world
stage, and the latest global rankings have delivered fresh reasons for
the African travel trade to promote the country as a food-lover's
destination. Cape Town has been named the world's 11th
best city for food, while Johannesburg has … read more
A
major governance shake-up has rocked Namibia's aviation sector, with
implications that reach well beyond the country's borders. On Tuesday, 4
August 2026, the Ministry of Works and Transport relieved
five of the six members of the Namibia Airports Company (NAC) Board of
Directors with immediate effect, appointing an … read more
Few
safari destinations rival the sheer wildlife spectacle offered by
Kruger National Park during September. As
South Africa's Lowveld transitions from the crisp end of winter into the
promise of spring, the park enters what many seasoned guides consider
its finest window of the year. For sub-Saharan Africa's travel tr… read more