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Fairmont Zimbali Resort: Where coastal luxury meets African nature

Fairmont Zimbali offers oceanfront luxury in South Africa’s coastal forest

Timilehin Adejumobi March 12, 2026

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Meet Samuel Tafesse, Ethiopian multi-millionaire behind Africa’s first Marriott hotel

Ethiopian developer Samuel Tafesse built sub-Saharan Africa’s first Marriott hotel, rising from street trader to construction magnate.

Feyisayo Ajayi March 12, 2026

Africa hotel industry

IFC launches $1.76 million program to improve labor standards in Africa’s hotels

IFC launches a $1.76 million advisory program to help African hotels improve labor standards, strengthen HR systems and align with global ESG practices.

Feyisayo Ajayi March 12, 2026

Hotel Dona Ana in Vilanculos offers ocean views and island escapes

Bazaruto Archipelago

Mozambique’s Hotel Dona Ana offers ocean views across the Bazaruto Archipelago

Set on a narrow stretch of coastline in Vilanculos, the historic Hotel Dona Ana stands just minutes from Vilanculos International Airport. The beachfront property offers wide views across the Indian Ocean and the nearby Bazaruto Archipelago, one of southern Africa’s best-known island destinations. Vilanculos has become a key gateway for travelers heading to Mozambique’s offshore islands. The town sits along a long stretch of white sand and shallow turquoise waters that lead toward the Bazaruto Archipelago, a protected marine reserve…

Oluwatosin Alao March 11, 2026

East Africa hotels

Lemigo Hotel: Kigali’s strategic hub for business and luxury travel

Lemigo Hotel sits at the center of Kigali’s fast-growing business travel and tourism economy

Timilehin Adejumobi March 11, 2026

Hosken Consolidated Investments Kalahari Mall sale

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Hosken Consolidated Investments to sell Kalahari Mall for $48.6 million

Hosken Consolidated Investments agrees $48.6 million sale of Kalahari Mall in Upington, aiming to reduce debt and unlock value for shareholders.

Feyisayo Ajayi March 11, 2026

Egypt enhances textile testing to improve garment exports and meet global standards

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Egypt upgrades textile quality testing to boost garment exports

Egypt is stepping up efforts to strengthen its textile and garment exports as global demand grows for competitively priced apparel. Authorities are expanding quality testing and inspection systems to help local manufacturers meet international standards and reach more overseas buyers. The move reflects a broader push by the government to support export-driven industries and improve confidence in Egyptian-made products. Officials say stronger quality control will help local factories compete more effectively in global supply chains. The initiative also comes as…

Oluwatosin Alao March 11, 2026

Kavango Zambezi launches Africa’s first cross-border birding route with 650 species

African tourism

Kavango Zambezi launches Africa’s first cross-border birdwatching route

A vast conservation landscape spanning five southern African countries is being promoted as a single birdwatching destination, opening new opportunities for wildlife tourism across the region. Tourism officials say the initiative reflects growing interest in nature travel and birdwatching across Africa. The new route forms part of the Kavango Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area (KAZA TFCA), one of the world’s largest cross-border conservation regions. For the first time, Angola, Botswana, Namibia, Zambia and Zimbabwe are presenting their shared natural heritage as…

Oluwatosin Alao March 10, 2026

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South African businessman Desmond de Beer to receive $6.3 million from Lighthouse

South African businessman Desmond de Beer will receive $6.3 million after Lighthouse Properties declared a €30.24 million ($35.2 million) interim dividend payout.

Feyisayo Ajayi March 10, 2026