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Uganda’s indicative $1.2 billion investment pipeline for the Roosevelt Africa Trail could create new opportunities for international suppliers, particularly US companies providing agricultural technology, infrastructure equipment, engineering services and digital
Saudi Arabia is leading a $90 billion hotel and resort development pipeline across the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) and North Africa, with projects expected to add almost 200,000 rooms to
Kenya is emerging as a key driver of Africa’s travel and tourism expansion, supported by strong international arrivals, rising tourism revenues, and leadership in sustainable tourism practices, according to new
Private Sector Leads Climate Action with New Green Lung Launch KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, May 2026. In a significant milestone for South Africa’s tourism and sustainability agenda, the Tourism & Travel
South Africa — 12 May 2026: As the global economy undergoes a fundamental shift toward a multipolar landscape, a recent report from Boston Consulting Group (BCG) has highlighted the strategic…
Ethiopia is projecting a record $10 billion in export revenues, marking a more than threefold increase from levels recorded three years ago, as the country accelerates its industrialisation and export-led
Zambia and Zimbabwe have agreed to ban heavy trucks and freight trains from crossing the Victoria Falls Bridge, marking a significant shift in regional transport policy aimed at protecting infrastructure
By Francois Nortjé, Port of Gauteng South Africa’s most important trade route and tourism corridor links the Port of Durban to Gauteng and the country’s northern regions, while carrying millions
The Republic of Congo has officially entered the global liquefied natural gas (LNG) market with the first shipment from its Congo LNG project, marking a significant step in Central Africa’s
Africa is experiencing a remarkable surge in tourism, with Morocco joining Uganda, Egypt, Nigeria, South Africa, Tanzania, Ethiopia, Zambia, and other nations in driving the continent’s dominance in global tourism