by CARINNE MOREL VICTORIA – SEYCHELLES, an enchanting island nation off the eastern coast of Africa, lies in the western Indian Ocean, north-east of Madagascar. Comprising 115 islands, this tropical
by CARINNE MOREL VICTORIA – SEYCHELLES, an enchanting island nation off the eastern coast of Africa, lies in the western Indian Ocean, north-east of Madagascar. Comprising 115 islands, this tropical
from JEAN OSCAR-PIERRE in Malabo, Equatorial GuineaEquatorial Guinea BureauMALABO, (CAJ News) – EQUATORIAL Guinea sits on Africa’s west coast, straddling a mainland territory between Cameroon and Gabon and a collection
by LAURA PEREIRASAO PAULO – BRAZIL, South America’s largest country, occupies much of the continent’s eastern and central areas, stretching along the Atlantic Ocean from the Amazon Basin in the
by AKANI CHAUKE JOHANNESBURG – SOUTH Africa is one of Africa’s most diverse and captivating tourism destinations, combining spectacular landscapes, extraordinary wildlife, vibrant cities, rich cultures, world-class cuisine and a long
by FUNIKO TAKAHASHITOKYO – JAPAN is a captivating island nation in East Asia, situated in the north-western Pacific Ocean, offering travellers an extraordinary combination of ancient traditions, futuristic cities, spectacular
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 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 LIVEIRA MONTEIRO PRAIA – NESTLED in the central Atlantic Ocean, Cape Verde lies off the west coast of Africa, approximately 570 kilometres from Senegal. This island nation is made
by HASSAN ONYANGO KAMPALA – UGANDA, affectionately known as the “Pearl of Africa”, continues to strengthen its reputation as one of the continent’s most attractive tourism destinations, offering visitors a
by AKANI CHAUKEJOHANNESBURG – AS momentum builds for Formula 1’s return to Africa, South Africa’s case is increasingly being framed not as symbolic aspiration, but as an economic, strategic and developmental





