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Ugandans seeking to visit the United States for business or
tourism will soon face a significant new hurdle: a
refundable visa bond requirement ranging
from Shs18 million to Shs54 million. This
policy, announced by the US Department of State, is set to take effect
on January 21, 2026, … read more
As
the heart of the Southern African summer unfolds,
February stands out as a critical month for malaria
awareness across the region. The combination of
warm temperatures and widespread rainfall
creates the perfect storm for mosquito breeding, significantly
increasing the risk of malaria transmission… read more
Tanzania has once again captured the spotlight on the
international tourism stage, with President Samia Suluhu
Hassan celebrating a series of prestigious accolades that
underscore the nation’s growing appeal. At a ceremony held at Tunguu
State House in Zanzibar, the President received three major awards from
the 2025 W… read more
The
Tanzania–Zambia Railway Authority (TAZARA)
is set to revive a vital cross-border connection, with passenger train
services between Tanzania and Zambia scheduled to resume on 10 February
2026. This long-awaited move comes after a suspension in June 2024 due
to technical and operational challenges, and marks a signif… read more
Zimbabweans
planning to visit the United States in the
coming year will encounter new hurdles after US President Donald Trump
expanded the country’s controversial travel ban, adding Zimbabwe and
several other African nations to a list of countries subject to tighter
entry controls. The White House announced that these … read more
Zimbabwe’s
National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) has
faced a dramatic decline in freight capacity over the past two decades,
with volumes plummeting from over 12.4 million tons in 1998 to less than
three million tons in recent years—far below its installed capacity of
18 million tons. This downturn has not only impacted … read more
As the heart of the Southern African summer unfolds,
January marks the peak of malaria season
across much of the region. For those in Africa’s tourism sector, this
period demands heightened awareness and proactive communication with
clients, as the combination of warm temperatures, frequent
rains, and high humi… read more
In a landmark achievement for the continent,
Mulemwa Moongwa of Zambia has been named
among the top twenty finalists on the prestigious Meetings
Industry Trendsetters list for 2025, published by the
US-based Meetings Today Magazine. This recognition marks the first time
in over three decades that an Af… read more
For those seeking a truly atmospheric encounter with one of
Africa’s most iconic natural wonders, Victoria Falls in
January promises a dynamic blend of lush scenery,
swelling river flows and a refreshingly tranquil ambience. Situated
majestically along the Zimbabwe-Zambia border, the Falls at the start of
the year reve… read more
The African hospitality
landscape is witnessing a significant transformation as
Viceroy Hotels makes its much-anticipated
debut on the continent, introducing three new luxury
safari lodges across Zambia and Botswana. This bold
expansion marks a pivotal moment for the brand, renowned for its
immersive… read more
US Introduces Refundable Visa Bond for Ugandan B1/B2 Applicants, Raising Entry Barriers
February’s Malaria Surge: What Sub-Saharan Africa’s Tourism Sector Needs to Know
Tanzania’s Global Tourism Triumphs Signal New Era for African Destinations
TAZARA Restores Tanzania–Zambia Rail Link, Boosting Regional Tourism and Trade
Zimbabwe’s Rail Ambitions Signal New Era for Bulk Cargo and Regional Trade
Zambia’s Mulemwa Moongwa Earns Global Recognition for Shaping Africa’s Meetings Industry
January at Victoria Falls: Lush Landscapes, Rising Waters and Hassle-Free Border Crossings
Viceroy Hotels Unveils Three Luxury Safari Lodges, Elevating Zambia and Botswana’s High-End Tourism
