Bloom time: UK’s removal of export tariffs for cut flowers a huge win for East Africa
Baskets with roses are for sale for Valentine’s Day at a flower shop in Nairobi. (Simon Maina/AFP) The UK has removed its 8% tax on cut flower imports for the
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Baskets with roses are for sale for Valentine’s Day at a flower shop in Nairobi. (Simon Maina/AFP) The UK has removed its 8% tax on cut flower imports for the
NAIROBI, Kenya, April 10, 2024/ — Hospitality has bounced back remarkably after the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, emerging as one of the best-performing asset classes in 2023. This
In 2024, the African hotel development landscape is succinctly summarized by the phrase “Egypt and the Big 5,” referring not to wildlife but to global hotel chains like Accor, Hilton,
Tourists and Capetonians enjoying summer weather around the world-famous city. File Picture: Armand Hough / Independent Newspapers Citing a travel advice issued by the UK Foreign Office, the publication highlights
By Lee-Anne Bac The Africa Free Trade Continental Area (AfCFTA) agreement unlocks tremendous opportunities for local and global businesses to enter into and expand throughout new markets across the continent.
FILE – A woman walks in Cyrildene, also known as Johannesburg’s Chinatown, South Africa, Feb. 7, 2020. With its rolling winelands, picturesque coasts and iconic wildlife, South Africa is a
More international travelers have been visiting South Africa this year, with visitors from the U.S. especially seeing significant growth. But crime fears might deter a full recovery. So leaders are…
Cathay appoints Shanna Docherty to key role in elevating the market success of Hong Kong’s home carrier across the Middle East and Africa. Premium travel lifestyle brand and Hong Kong’s
The 2023 Supply Chain Game Changers Awards recognises outstanding professionals and entrepreneurs dedicated to sustainable practices in procurement, transport and logistics Johannesburg, South Africa – The winners of the highly
SAAFF’s media statement on the current logistics crisis: There are currently 96 vessels waiting at anchorage outside our commercial ports, directly costing the economy R98 million a day in direct,