Travel news South Sudan
Please remember to register on this website, so we can send you your dose of travel news customized as per your requirements.
A notable shift in the
Central African aviation landscape is unfolding as
Camair-Co, Cameroon's state-owned flag
carrier, adjusts its operational strategy in response to persistent
fleet challenges. The airline has replaced its 90-seat CRJ900, which it
had been operating under a wet-lease agreement with South African
… read more
Sudan has taken an
important step towards rebuilding its transport backbone with the
reopening of a major railway corridor that had been out of operation for
four years. On 20 July 2026, Sudan's
Minister of Infrastructure and Transport, Saif Al-Nasr
Al-Tijani Haroun, received a railway maintenan… read more
African
low-cost carrier fastjet has officially
welcomed its brand-new Airbus A320 into
commercial service, marking a defining moment for the airline and
signalling a fresh chapter in its regional growth story. The maiden
flight took to the skies today, introducing greater capacity, extended
range, a… read more
One of southern
Africa's most iconic natural spectacles is once again stirring to life.
South African National Parks (SANParks) has
confirmed that the first wildflowers of the 2026 season have begun
appearing across Namaqua National Park in
the Northern Cape, offering an early but promising signal that… 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
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
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
Tanzania
has laid down an ambitious marker for its tourism future, with the
government calling on private-sector partners and industry players to
help attract eight million international visitors by
2030. The call, made in Dodoma, forms a central pillar of
the country's long-term economic transformation strategy and co… read more
Camair-Co Scales Down Capacity as CRJ900 Makes Way for Smaller 50-Seat CRJ200 from CemAir
Sudan Reopens 174km Khartoum–Wad Madani Railway After Four Years, Freight Services Resume
Fastjet Launches New A320 Service, Ushering In a Bold New Era for African Low-Cost Aviation
Namaqua National Park Bursts into Bloom as 2026 Wildflower Season Signals Superbloom Potential
South Africa's Tourism Surges 12.3% in H1 2026 as African Arrivals Drive Record Growth
Durban's 23 Beaches Fully Open with Excellent Water Quality Ahead of Summer Travel Season
East Africa's Rail Race Heats Up as Kenya and Tanzania Push Rival Freight Corridors Inland
Air Côte d'Ivoire Reconnects West and Southern Africa with New Abidjan–Lagos–Johannesburg Route
Emirates Goes Crypto: UAE Flyers Can Now Book Flights Using Crypto.com Pay
Tanzania Sets Bold 8 Million Tourist Target by 2030, Rallies Industry for Vision 2050 Push
