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Hiking in Santo Antao Cabo Verde
TourismBusiness

Cabo Verde backs Santo Antão tourism with infrastructure push

At a Glance Cabo Verde is making Santo Antão even more popular as one of West Africa's best places to go for nature tourism. The government has made a number of improvements to hiking paths, infrastructure, and opportunities for local communities with the help of the World Bank through the Resilient Tourism and Blue Economy Development Project. The Ministry of…

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Namibia’s green hydrogen hub
BusinessTourism

Green Hydrogen push could make Namibia a maritime powerhouse

At a Glance Namibia is getting ready to become a world leader in the green shipping economy as the demand for clean maritime fuels grows. The country's unique geography and large renewable resources, especially solar and wind, give it an edge in making green hydrogen and green ammonia. These are two fuels that are thought to be very important for…

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Great Fish River Nature Reserve Lodge
TourismBusiness

Eastern Cape Opens Nature Reserves Free for October Week

At a Glance The Eastern Cape Parks & Tourism Agency (ECPTA) has confirmed the return of its Free Access Week for 2025, giving residents and travelers a chance to explore some of South Africa’s most celebrated reserves without paying entry fees. From Oct. 4 to 12, day visitors will enjoy complimentary entry to a wide range of nature and game…

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BusinessLuxury

Brazil’s Lula Eyes Africa in New Multipolar Push

At a Glance Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva is reviving his country’s ties with Africa, placing the continent at the center of his foreign policy. Speaking in Addis Ababa, Lula pointed to Africa’s deep cultural and historical connections with Brazil while underlining its role in the future of the global economy.  “Africa, with its 1.5 billion inhabitants and…

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Lubango Centre
TourismLuxury

Lubango: Africa’s hidden gem travelers are just discovering

At a Glance Tucked away in the southwest corner of Angola, Lubango is a city that remains one of Africa’s best-kept secrets. Set on a high plateau surrounded by dramatic mountain ranges and lush valleys, it offers travelers an unexpected blend of history, culture, and breathtaking natural beauty. While destinations like Cape Town, Nairobi, and Marrakech often dominate the African…

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Bazaruto island
TourismLuxury

Undiscovered African Islands that redefine luxury and escape

At a Glance When most travelers think of African island getaways, the names that come to mind are familiar. Mauritius and Seychelles are long established as dream honeymoon destinations. The Canary Islands and Tunisia’s Djerba Island rank among the continent’s most popular holiday escapes, drawing millions of tourists each year.  But beyond these celebrated hotspots lies another side of Africa’s…

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Royal Malewane, South Africa
TourismLuxury

Africa’s ultra-luxury safaris redefining travel

At a Glance For decades, African safaris have been synonymous with rugged adventure — dusty drives through savannas, nights in canvas tents, and close encounters with wildlife. But as luxury travel demand surges among high-net-worth individuals, Africa’s safari industry has evolved into one of the most exclusive corners of global tourism. Today’s ultra-luxury safari lodges combine five-star hospitality with unspoiled…

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Coffee arabica plant
TourismLuxury

Bonga: Where Ethiopia’s coffee legacy meets cultural riches

At a Glance Ethiopia is celebrated worldwide as the birthplace of Arabica coffee, but few know that its origins trace back to a quiet town tucked away in the lush highlands of the southwest. Bonga, often overlooked by tourists and even coffee enthusiasts, is said to be where the world’s most popular bean was first discovered. Despite fueling a multibillion-dollar…

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The Buddhist Retreat Centre, KwaZulu-Natal
TourismLuxury

South Africa’s top 10 spiritual retreats worth exploring

At a Glance South Africa has become one of the world’s most compelling destinations for spiritual tourism, thanks to its diverse landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and growing wellness travel scene. From the mountains of Magaliesberg to the coastal beauty of the Western Cape, the country offers an array of retreats where travelers can unplug, reset, and reconnect with themselves.  Wellness…

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Addis Ababa
TourismEntertainment

10 best experiences in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia’s Capital

At a Glance Ethiopia’s capital city, Addis Ababa, is one of Africa’s most fascinating destinations—an energetic mix of tradition, culture, and modernity. Known as the “New Flower” in Amharic, the city sits 2,400 meters above sea level, making it the world’s third-highest capital. It’s a city where history, coffee culture, and nightlife collide against the backdrop of one of the…

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Egyptian Koshari
TourismLuxury

From jollof to bunny chow: 15 African dishes that define the continent’s flavor

At a Glance Africa’s culinary heritage is as vast and diverse as the continent itself. From the bustling streets of Lagos to the spice-filled air of Zanzibar, food here tells stories of history, migration, resilience, and celebration. While much of the world knows African culture through its music, art, and fashion, its cuisine remains one of the most underexplored treasures…

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Globacom
TechnologyBusiness

Globacom marks 22 years of expanding mobile and internet access in West Africa

Globacom celebrates 22 years of expanding affordable mobile and internet access across West Africa, serving over 60 million subscribers.

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