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Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) has offered cash rewards for information leading to the killers of six lions in the Queen Elizabeth National Park.
A bounty of 10 million shillings (about R43 000) has been offered to any individual with information that will lead to the arrest and prosecution of the people behind the heinous a… read more
Staying hydrated is a fundamental part of staying healthy, and City Lodge Hotel Group (CLHG) has made it easier and safer for guests to do so. While South Africa does have good quality drinking water, there is nothing as convenient as a bottle of filtered water for guests on-the-go.
Hydration Stations are currently being roll… read more
To boost demand on this route over the upcoming Passover Holidays, between March 23 -27, Air Seychelles will add Tel Aviv back on its route network following the removal of travel restrictions and reopening of the Ben Gurion Airport in Israel.
The airline will operate four flights from Tel Aviv to the Seychelles using A320neo… read more
Air New Zealand plans to launch a year-round route between Auckland and Hobart when a two-way transtasman bubble is started.
The Star Alliance member last flew to Tasmania’s capital 23 years ago and said the city would be its 10th Australian destination. Flights will be 2X-weekly on … read more
There is still ample room for growth for mobile money throughout Africa, according to Sitoyo Lopokoiyit, interim CEO of M-Pesa Africa. During a session at the recent Africa Financial Industry Summit, Lopokoiyit revealed year-on-year growth of around 20% is possible over the next five years.
“The future of mobile money in Africa is fantasti… read more
Players in the Nigerian aviation industry have applauded the re-appointment of Engr. Akin Olateru as the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Accident Investigation Bureau, Nigeria (AIB-N) by the Federal Government, but they want the helmsman to improve on training for technical staff as he assumes office. OLUSEGUN KOIKI writes.
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Passengers travelling to Dubai via Emirates can now enjoy special fare and an additional piece of baggage from 24 March to 30 June 2021*.
And when you fly First Class or Business Class, you also get a night’s stay at JW Marriott Marquis for free. With flexible booking options and free multi-risk travel insurance with COVID-19 cover,… read more
“For me, water means protection”, Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said in a message.
He explained that a well-managed water cycle, encompassing drinking
water, sanitation, hygiene, wastewater, trans-boundary governance and
other key issues, “means defense against ill-health and indignity”. It means a “response to challenges from a… read more
The Caribbean has become a homeport destination for two of the largest North American cruise lines as they prepare to restart cruising services. Celebrity Cruises will restart cruising in June, homeporting Celebrity Millennium in St. Maarten, while Royal Caribbean International will restart cruising the same both, but from Nassau a… read more
Etihad Airways expects travel demand to improve in the second half of 2021 as border restrictions are eased and more people are vaccinated, stoking hopes for a summer travel rebound. There is a "very strong intake" on forward bookings for passenger flights to Seychelles, Moscow and Casablanca that are resuming at the … read more
Uganda's Queen Elizabeth National Park offers cash reward after lion killings
City Lodge Hotel Group Launches Magnesium-Enriched Hydration Stations
Air Seychelles to restart Tel Aviv service
Air New Zealand to resume Hobart, government extends aviation support
M-Pesa CEO: Savings, wealth management and insurance the next big opportunities for fintech in Afric
Olateru’s Re-Appointment: Stakeholders assess performance
Emirates provides complimentary hotel for Uganda passengers
UN marks World Water day with urgent call to ‘Recognize ‘true value’ of water’
Royal Caribbean and Celebrity Cruises to restart cruising from Caribbean
Etihad Airways expects strong travel demand in second half of 2021
