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Air Namibia liquidation threatens survival of Namibia Airports Company (NAC)
On February 10, the Namibian state, unable to bail out Air Namibia for the umpteenth time, opted for liquidation. The national company represented 65% of the air traffic of the 8 main airports in the country.
NAC, the manager of these platforms, fears for its… read more
Zim extends lockdown
Zimbabwe on Friday extended the duration of nationwide lockdown measures until Feb. 15 to curtail the further spread of the novel coronavirus.
Vice President Constantino Chiwenga delivered a live address on the public Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC) on the latest extension of the level-four lockdown.
Chiwenga, who is … read more
Tourism Body in new move to boost visitor numbers
Tourism promoters are undertaking a number of initiatives meant to boost the number of arrivals to Tanzania's attractions after a 47 percent drop in 2020.
With a number of countries employing lockdowns to cushion themselves against the global Covid-19 pandemic, Tanzania also found itself on the losing end. The Tanzania Tourist Bo… read more
Wakashio’s Stern Removal Kicks Off in Mauritius
Six months after the scuttling of the Wakashio’s bow, the dismantling of the stern has finally kicked off in Pointe d’Esny, Mauritius. The parts will be transported on a special barge to Port-Louis’ harbor before being handed over … read more
Kenya banks on new plan to revive Tourism
The government is banking on recognition of top industry performers and private-public partnerships in its efforts to revive the tourism sector, which suffered a slump last year due to the coronavirus pandemic. Tourism Cabinet Secretary Najib Balala said Magical Kenya Signature Experiences (MKSE), a programme that recognises outfits that offer t… read more
Vic Falls - Record Flows for February
Victoria Falls, one of southern Africa's biggest tourist attractions, has recorded its highest flows for the month of February following heavy rains that have been received in the bulk of the SADC region.
The Zambezi River Authority (ZRA) said the water levels have increased significantly compared to the same period la… read more
South Africa Opens Its Land Borders – What About Air Travel?
As of February 13th, South Africa as a country moved to “Alert Level 3.” Under this restriction level, the nation’s 20 land borders, which were partially operational, will be fully operational. The 33 land borders which were closed will remain closed. This is the most significant change for South Africa’s borders – but what about air… read more
SA to reopen 20 land border crossings
South Africa will reopen 20 land border crossings to allow normal travel, lifting restrictions which formed part of wide-ranging measures to slow the spread of surging coronavirus infections, Home Affairs Minister Aaron Motsoaledi said Saturday.
President Cyril Ramaphosa announced on Jan.11 that 20 land border posts coming in… read more
Mozambique: blessed with turquoise waters and vibrant heritage
With its long, dune-fringed beaches and turquoise waters, Mozambique’s eastern coastline along the Indian Ocean is over 1,000 km long, attracting the attention of scuba divers, fishermen, sailors and beach lovers.
Other than its marine riches, Mozambique shines through its vibrant cultural heritage, evident in its art, music and foo… read more
Impalila Island Border Post has been designated for the purpose of entry and departure
The NamibianMinistry of Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety and Security has announced that in terms of Regulation 8(3)b of the Public Health Covid-19 General Regulations: Public and Environmental Health Act, 2015, the Impalila Island Border Post (… read more
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