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from government, logistics, and the private sector came together on 28
January 2026 for a high-level webinar titled “Strengthening the Global
Supply Chain through Nacala Corridor.” The discussions reaffirmed
Zambia’s dedication to advancing the Nacala Development
Corridor (NDC) as a vital tool for boosting… read more
The
ambitious Lobito Corridor project, which
aims to transform regional trade and connectivity in Southern and
Central Africa, is now advancing from strategic planning to coordinated
implementation. With firm commitments from Angola, Zambia, and the
Democratic … read more
For many travelers within Africa, the prospect of crossing
borders often conjures images of long embassy queues, hefty visa fees,
and complex paperwork. However, for holders of the
Nigerian passport, a growing number of
African destinations offer visa-free access, significantly simplifying
regional journeys and opening… read more
In a strategic move to
elevate Kenya’s international profile, the government is equipping its
newly appointed ambassadors, high commissioners, and consuls with the
tools and knowledge to effectively promote the country’s
unmatched natural beauty, wildlife, and rich cultural
heritage. A special session held at the Minis… read more
Over the past four years, the United Arab
Emirates (UAE) has rapidly established itself as a
powerhouse investor across Africa, channeling more than
USD 118 billion into a diverse array of
sectors. While mining, energy, technology, and logistics have
traditionally attracted the lion’s share of Emirati … read more
Rwanda’s approach to conservation around
Volcanoes National Park is anchored in a
progressive revenue-sharing scheme that allocates 10% of
all park tourism revenue directly to neighbouring
communities. This policy, formalized in 2017, doubled the previous
allocation of 5% and is designed to ensure that… read more
The Central African Republic (CAR)
is poised to experience a significant reduction in international air
access following Air France’s decision to
discontinue its direct Paris–Bangui service
from February 2026. This move will sever the country’s only nonstop air
connection to Europe, po… read more
The Ministry of Natural Resources and
Tourism of Tanzania has taken a proactive step in sector
evaluation and transparency, as Dr Ashatu
Kijaji, the Minister for Natural Resources and Tourism,
presented a comprehensive implementation report to the
Parliamentary Standing Committee on Lands, Natu… read more
The aviation landscape in the Democratic Republic
of Congo (DRC) is undergoing a significant
transformation, marked by the rapid ascent of Air
Congo and the ongoing operational challenges faced by its
competitor, Congo Airways. In a strategic
move that underscores its ambitions, Air Co… read more
The
upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup is poised to
be a milestone moment not only for African football but also for the
continent’s positioning within the global tourism arena. For the first
time, Africa will be represented by a minimum of nine
national teams—including Morocco, Ghana,
South Africa… read more
Nacala Development Corridor Drives Regional Trade and Connectivity
Lobito Corridor Development Enters Key Implementation Phase
Unlocking Seamless Regional Travel: Nigerian Passport Holders Enjoy Visa-Free Access to Key African
Kenya Empowers New Envoys to Champion Tourism and Cultural Heritage on the Global Stage
Rwanda’s Revenue-Sharing Model Channels 10% of Park Tourism Income to Local Communities
Central African Republic Faces Major Connectivity Setback as Air France Ends Paris–Bangui Route
Tanzania’s Tourism Ministry Reviews Progress Ahead of Parliamentary Session, Eyes Sector Improvement
Air Congo Expands Fleet with Third Boeing 737-800 as Market Dynamics Shift in DRC
