by MARIA MACHARIANAIROBI – KENYA’S main international airport is to undergo a Sh154,2 billion (US$1,19 billion) modernisation programme aimed at expanding its capacity, improving operational efficiency and strengthening the country’s
by MARIA MACHARIANAIROBI – KENYA’S main international airport is to undergo a Sh154,2 billion (US$1,19 billion) modernisation programme aimed at expanding its capacity, improving operational efficiency and strengthening the country’s
by PEDRO AGOSTO LUANDA – A new continental karting championship aimed at developing Africa’s next generation of Formula 1 drivers will take a major step forward next month when 39
by SAVIOUS KWINIKAJOHANNESBURG – GLOBAL tourism is entering another powerful era. The United Nations (UN) Tourism reports that international arrivals reached an estimated 1.52 billion in 2025, four per cent
by SAID ABOUBAKER DJIBOUTI – TUCKED into the Horn of Africa, where the Red Sea meets the Gulf of Aden, Djibouti is a small country with an extraordinary tourism proposition.
by DION HENRICK CAPE TOWN – INTERNATIONAL flights to Cape Town are poised to increase in Spring, with some airlines introducing flights and others increasing their frequencies. This is a
by BAATSHEBA RAMASHALAHOEDSPRUIT – AS International Vulture Awareness Day is marked worldwide on Saturday, 5 September, Cape Vulture Nature Reserve will turn attention to the roughly 728 breeding pairs nesting
by ALLOYCE KIMBUNGA DAR-ES-SALAAM – TANZANIA has secured numerous honours at the 33rd World Travel Awards Africa Gala Ceremony to strengthen its position as one of the continent’s leading travel
by SAVIOUS KWINIKAJOHANNESBURG – I PERSONALLY grew up listening to Dolly Parton’s Country & Western music, and she was my favourite country and western artist. Her voice could make heartbreak
by MARIA MACHARIA NAIROBI — ALEPH Hospitality has appointed hospitality industry veteran Rob Kucera as Regional Vice President for East and Southern Africa as the independent hotel management company accelerates
from RUSSELL ADADEVOH in Accra & AKANI CHAUKE in JohannesburgAfrica BureauACCRA, (CAJ News) – ACROSS Africa, a growing number of young people and communities are questioning whether the continent’s vast





