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The
Zimbabwe Tourism Authority (ZTA) has
issued a stern directive to all operators within the nation’s leisure
and hospitality sector, instituting a non-negotiable deadline to
regularize their operations. In a move designed to enforce standards and
ensure legal compliance across the industry, the authority has
announ… read more
March
is an exceptional time to visit the iconic Victoria
Falls, straddling the border of Zimbabwe and Zambia. As
the rainy season tapers off, the falls approach their peak water levels,
creating a breathtaking spectacle of mist, rainbows, and roaring
cascades. This shoulder season offers a perfect blend of dramatic
… read more
In
a positive development for regional connectivity,
Airlink has announced an expansion of its
service between Johannesburg, South Africa,
and Ndola, Zambia, enhancing travel
options rather than reducing them. Contrary to any speculation about
cancellations or suspensions, the airlin… read more
As
March unfolds, it marks a pivotal period in the peak
malaria season across Southern Africa. Warm temperatures,
late-summer rainfall, and lingering floodwaters create ideal conditions
for mosquito breeding, making malaria awareness and prevention
essential for safari enthusiasts, road trippers, and regional explorers… read more
Travellers
planning to visit Southern Africa between February and June 2026 should
anticipate a wetter-than-usual late summer and early autumn, according
to the latest Southern African Development Community
(SADC) climate outlook. The forecast, released by
SARCOF-32, predicts normal to above-average
rainfall… read more
Air Zimbabwe is targeting a June 2026 relaunch of
its Harare–London route, marking a significant step in
the national carrier’s efforts to restore its international operations
after a 14-year hiatus. The announcement was confirmed by the
Mutapa Investment Fund, the sovereign
wealth entity overseeing th… read more
The Zimbabwe Tourism
Authority (ZTA) has taken a decisive step to elevate the country’s
tourism profile by appointing Dr. George Munyaradzi
Manyaya as its new Chief Executive Officer, effective
from 1 February 2026. This strategic leadership change is poised to
reinforce Zimbabwe’s position as a compelling destination … read more
Railway connections between
Maputo, the capital of Mozambique, and
South Africa’s Limpopo Province have been severely disrupted by recent
flooding, impacting critical rail corridors that also serve Eswatini and
Zimbabwe. The Mozambique Railways Company
(CFM) has suspended train services on both the
… read more
The 2026 rainy season
has brought unprecedented challenges to Mozambique, as persistent heavy
rainfall and widespread flooding have swept across central and southern
regions. This crisis, unfolding at the height of the country’s peak
travel period, is testing the resilience of Mozambique’s tourism sector
and raising ur… read more
Air Zimbabwe, the national carrier
of Zimbabwe, has outlined an ambitious plan to expand and modernise its
fleet over the next three years, signalling a significant
transformation in the country’s aviation landscape. According to a newly
revealed five-year strategy—developed in conjunction with the
Mutapa Inves… read more
Zimbabwe Sets February Deadline for Mandatory Tourism Compliance
March Brings Victoria Falls to Life: High Water Flow and Unique Experiences Await
Airlink Boosts Johannesburg–Ndola Route with Additional Weekly Flights from March 2026
Southern Africa Prepares for Wetter Late Summer and Early Autumn in 2026
Air Zimbabwe Eyes June 2026 Relaunch of Harare–London Flights Amid Fleet Overhaul
Zimbabwe’s Tourism Sector Welcomes Visionary Leadership to Boost Global Competitiveness
Floods Severely Disrupt Rail Links Between Mozambique, South Africa, Eswatini, and Zimbabwe
Mozambique Floods Disrupt Tourism: Infrastructure, Access, and Resilience in Focus
