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While attending the Land-Linked Zambia 2024 event in Zambia on the 4th and 5th of April, Railways Africa Magazine had the opportunity to have a brief Coffee with the Editor session with TransNamib’s acting CEO, Webster Gonzo. Followers of the industry are aware that there is much happening and anticipated in the Namibian rail sector, spur… read more
The Management of Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park has announced that due to monthly stocktaking all shops in the National Park will have to temporarily change its operating hours on selected dates at the end of April 2024.
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The Apartheid Museum in Johannesburg is set to increase its admission fees. The manage… read more
The United Arab Emirates is facing heavy rain, thunderstorms, lightning, and hail, with the Met Office (NCM) issuing a red alert due to increased cloud cover across the country. Several flights to Dubai and Abu Dhabi are diverted.
The severe weather, expected until Wednesday morning, has prompted warnings for residents and vi… read more
Legislator Pupurai Togarepi has complained about the alleged poor standards at Pandhari Lodge, located in Glen Lorne, which is one of the hotels being used to accommodate legislators. In Zimbabwe, legislators from outside of Harare are given accommodation when they come for parliamentary business. However, when most hotels have few availa… read more
South Africa (SA) has recorded an increase in the number of tourist arrivals from Kenya and Zimbabwe, highlighting the growing intra-African tourism industry amid the removal of visa restrictions among countries.
SA's Ministry of Tourism, Patricia de Lille, said that between January and December last year, visitors from Kenya… read more
The 27th April 2024 marks the 30th anniversary of South Africa's first democratic elections. This day, now known as … read more
South African National Parks (SANParks) has announced that, following consultation with internal divisions such as tourism operations, scientific and conservation services, it has started a project to remove all bat houses in … read more
In this episode of Railways Africa Magazine’s “Coffee with the Editor,” filmed at the recent Land-Linked Zambia 2024 event, we sit down with Sifiso Ndhlukula, Managing Director of Swala Logistics. Sifiso discusses the establishment of Swala Rail Solutions, a commercial company registered in the DRC in 2022, with the aim of operating rail service… read more
In a recent interview with Setlang Keitumetse, the Acting CEO of
Botswana Tourism Organization (BTO), a clear vision emerged for the
future of tourism in Botswana. Keitumetse outlined the organization’s
multifaceted approach, incorporating diversification, infrastructure
development, and local empowerment to propel Botswana’s tour… read more
TransNamib gains momentum with Key Rail projects and Government support
Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park: Park shops with changed opening hours
UAE braces for severe weather: red alert issued by Met Office, flights diverted
Pandhari Lodge is dilapidated, Parliament is told
Cape Town: Free entry to selected Iziko museums on Freedom Day
Removal of bat houses in Kruger National Park
Swala Rail Solutions' vision for rail in the DRC and Zambia
Botswana takes spotlight at World Travel Market Africa
