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Visitors and tour planners
preparing for a winter safari in Kgalagadi Transfrontier
Park during June 2026 should take note of important
operational updates affecting the park's main camp shops. South African
National Parks (SANParks) has announced temporary closures at Nossob,
Mata Mata, and Twee Rivieren rest camp sho… read more
As Southern Africa moves
deeper into its cooler, drier winter season, malaria continues to be one
of the most pressing health concerns for visitors exploring the region.
Although July typically brings lower mosquito
activity across much of Southern Africa, transmission
does not vanish completely. For Africa's travel se… read more
A
high-profile visa refusal involving Ghanaian midfielder
Thomas Partey has triggered urgent diplomatic talks
between Accra and Ottawa, casting a spotlight on the complex
relationship between sovereign immigration laws and international
sporting events. The Villarreal star was blocked from entering Canada
for the Bla… read more
A significant cross-border
aviation partnership is taking shape in West Africa, one that could
reshape regional connectivity in the years ahead. United
Nigeria Airlines has formalised a Memorandum of
Understanding with the Government of
Guinea-Bissau to establish the country's
new national carrier, t… read more
In
a bold move that signals fresh ambition within West Africa's aviation
sector, United Nigeria Airlines has
officially welcomed two Boeing 737-800NG aircraft into its growing
fleet. The new jets touched down at Murtala Muhammed
Airport Terminal Two in Lagos, marking another
significant chapter in th… read more
The
aviation landscape in West Africa's island nation of Cape
Verde is undergoing a noteworthy transformation, as the
government has stepped forward with a substantial financial backing to
strengthen its newly established domestic carrier. In a strategic move
designed to stabilise inter-island travel, authorities in Pr… read more
A
major shake-up is on the horizon for travellers seeking United States
visas across Africa. According to an internal State
Department memo revealed by the Associated Press,
Washington intends to slash the number of embassies and consulates
handling visa applications on the continent from approximately
50 loc… read more
The
Aviation Ground Handlers Association of Nigeria (AGHAN) has reversed
its handling suspension on Max Air less
than a day after enforcing it, following swift negotiations and a
meaningful initial repayment by the airline. The development offers a
window into the increasingly strained financial relationships shaping
… read more
In
a development that will be closely followed across West Africa's
aviation community, Air Côte d'Ivoire has
officially brought one of its Airbus A320neo aircraft back into active
service after nearly a year of storage in France. The repatriation of
the jet marks a significant step for the Ivorian flag carrier, which … read more
In
a significant humanitarian operation that highlights the growing
intersection between aviation, diplomacy and citizen welfare across the
African continent, Air Peace Limited has
successfully evacuated 262 Nigerian nationals from South Africa. The
operation, carried out in partnership with the Federal Government of
… read more
Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park: Plan Ahead as Camp Shops Adjust Hours for June 2026 Stocktaking
Malaria Awareness in Southern Africa: What Winter Travel in July 2026 Really Means for Safari-Goers
Visa Setback for Ghana Star Thomas Partey Sparks Diplomatic Storm Ahead of World Cup Opener
United Nigeria Airlines Partners with Guinea-Bissau to Launch New National Carrier, Air Bissau
Cape Verde Backs CVsky Airways With Sovereign Guarantee to Boost Inter-Island Air Connectivity
US Visa Processing in Africa to Be Consolidated into 20 Strategic Hubs
Max Air Returns to Service as Ground Handlers Soften Stance Following Debt Repayment
Air Côte d'Ivoire Returns A320neo to Service After Twelve Months on the Ground
Air Peace Repatriates 262 Nigerians from South Africa as Xenophobic Tensions Escalate
