Google has made a mighty new push into the smart glasses space. In partnership with established eyewear brands like Warby Parker and Gentle Monster, Google announced, at its recent I/O …
Oluwafemi Kehinde
Oluwafemi Kehinde
Oluwafemi Kehinde is a business and technology correspondent and an integrated marketing communications enthusiast with close to a decade of experience in content and copywriting. He currently works as an SEO specialist and a content writer at Rex Clarke Adventures. Throughout his career, he has dabbled in various spheres, including stock market reportage and SaaS writing. He also works as a social media manager for several companies. He holds a bachelor's degree in mass communication and majored in public relations.
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The African Pilot reports that at the recent Routes Europe 2025 event in Seville, Spain, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) launched a series of advancements and data innovations to …
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Africa’s premier travel and tourism trade show, the Africa Travel Indaba 2025, which ran from May 13 to 15 under the “Unlimited Africa” banner, has proven to be a vital …
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Africa Tourism News
Africa’s Hotel Boom: Over 570 New Projects Signal Tourism Surge Across the Continent
Africa is witnessing a renaissance in its hospitality sector with a wave of hotel construction across the continent. Travel and Tour World reports that this year alone, 577 hotels and …
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Africa’s largest internet market, Nigeria, has recorded an 85% decline in account data breaches in the first quarter of 2025, a new report by cybersecurity firm Surfshark, as culled by …
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Airline News
Osubi Airport’s Runway Extension: Nigeria’s Tourism and Travels Gets More Than a Face-lift
Osubi Airport in Warri, Delta State, is being subject to significant upgrades, particularly a planned runway extension. These upgrades are intended to boost Nigeria’s domestic and inbound tourism and position …
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Legend Internet, Nigeria’s first publicly listed Internet Service Provider (ISP), is positioning itself as a revolutionary force in the country’s internet access space. Having notched up coverage of 250,000 homes …
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The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has ordered Air Peace, the country’s largest airline, to scale down its flight operations. Travelnews. Africa reports that the NCAA is demanding that the …
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Nigeria’s domestic aviation market is welcoming a new entrant, the startup QAir. Founded by industry veteran Captain Ahmed Borodo, QAir is poised to improve regional air travel within Nigeria and …
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Nigerian carrier ValueJet will broaden its business horizons with the launch of its inaugural direct flight to Banjul, The Gambia, from Lagos, Nigeria, on May 15th, 2025. ValueJet’s Lagos-Banjul route …