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The heartbeat of Africa’s
gastronomic scene has once again been set by South
Africa, taking centre stage at the esteemed
6th World Culinary Awards. This global
celebration of excellence across the food and hospitality sector has
reaffirmed the country’s position as a powerhouse for exceptional
dining… read more
Liberia
is embarking on a transformative journey to modernize its railway
infrastructure, a move that holds promising implications for the
country’s tourism and hospitality sectors. With the recent issuance of
Executive Order No. 153, the government has signaled a clear commitment
to revamping the rail system, aiming to create a multi-… read more
The City of
Windhoek has embarked on a significant chapter in its
urban history, officially announcing a series of street name changes
that took effect on Friday, 24 October 2025. This initiative,
highlighted in a public notice released on 20 October, is part of a
broader municipal strategy to honor the enduring legacy… read more
Akagera
National Park in eastern Rwanda has secured a prominent
place on the global tourism map, earning a spot on National Geographic’s
prestigious list of the world’s 25 must-visit destinations for 2026.
This accolade not only celebrates Akagera’s remarkable transformation
and conservation triumphs but also signals a… read more
AIDA Cruises has unveiled its
ambitious 2027/28 winter programme,
featuring over 300 cruises to a diverse array of destinations, including
a much-anticipated return to South Africa
after several years’ absence. The German cruise line’s latest deployment
will see ten ships operating itineraries ranging … read more
In
a move set to transform city exploration for visitors,
Gondwana Collection Namibia has launched
the Hop’n’Go2—a complimentary city shuttle
service designed specifically for tourists in
Windhoek throughout October 2025. With
plans already underway to expand the service to
… read more
The
Trans-Kalahari Railway (TKR) is emerging
as a game-changing infrastructure project for Southern Africa, promising
to reshape regional trade routes and bolster economic integration. This
ambitious railway, stretching between 1,600 and 1,900 kilometers, will
connect Botswana’s Mmamabula coalfields directly to Namibia… read more
The arrival of November in Etosha National Park,
Namibia, signals a striking shift in both landscape and wildlife
dynamics, offering a distinctive experience for those seeking something
beyond the classic dry-season safari. With the first summer rains
sweeping across the park, the land begins its annual … read more
The recent wildfires that
swept through Etosha National Park have
left a significant mark on Namibia’s iconic wildlife sanctuary,
scorching vast tracts of habitat, grazing lands, and even impacting
infrastructure such as roads, camps, and nearby villages. As one of the
continent’s premier safari destinations and a vita… read more
As
the southern African summer unfolds, the region’s malaria risk
intensifies, presenting a crucial health consideration for those
journeying across its diverse landscapes. November marks a pivotal
shift: with the onset of warmer temperatures and increased rainfall, the
conditions for mosquito breeding become
ideal, … read more
South Africa Secures Africa’s Culinary Crown as Cape Town and Regional Hotspots Shine in 2025 Awards
Liberia’s Railway Revival: Unlocking New Horizons for Tourism and Hospitality Growth
Windhoek’s Street Name Changes Celebrate Namibian Heritage and Inspire Urban Renewal
Akagera National Park Shines Globally: Rwanda’s Safari Gem Among Top 25 Must-Visit Destinations for
AIDA Cruises Returns to South Africa for 2027/28 with Expanded Itineraries and Early Booking Perks
Trans-Kalahari Railway Set to Transform Southern Africa’s Trade and Transport Landscape
November in Etosha: Rain-Soaked Renewal Brings Fresh Safari Opportunities
