Oluwafemi Kehinde

The world is eating Africa. Not the sanitised, stripped-down version sold in novelty pop-ups, but real, layered, ancestral food, smoky suya skewers, slow-simmered egusi, fermented injera stacked high with doro …

Every year, thousands of people board flights to Accra, Dakar, Lagos, and Ouidah carrying something heavier than luggage, a hunger to find themselves in a place they have never been. …

Every December, something remarkable happens in Lagos. The city’s population swells. Flights from London, Houston, Toronto, and New York fill up weeks in advance. Hotel rooms vanish. And across the …

Morocco is writing Africa’s boldest airport modernisation story, and it is doing so with public money, development finance, and a clear deadline.  North Africa Post reports that the European Bank …

The Bunyoro Kitara Kingdom wants a deal with the European Union, and it came prepared. Through its prime minister, Andrew Byakutaga, the historically significant western Ugandan kingdom recently made a …

Pick up a standard African travel brochure, and you will find the same names rotating: Kenya, Tanzania, South Africa, Morocco. Cameroon rarely appears. That is not because it lacks something …

There is a strip of coastline in southern Africa so hostile that Portuguese sailors once called it the “Gates of Hell.” Locals went further, naming it the land God made …

Before Zimbabwe was a country, it was already a civilisation. Long before any European boot touched southern African soil, a society of Bantu-speaking people called the Shona raised an extraordinary …

Qatar Airways is going all in on Southern Africa. From 16 June 2026, the Doha-based carrier will roll out sweeping increases in frequency across five cities: Cape Town, Durban, Maputo, …

On May 18, 2026, Togo made a clean break from the status quo. The country’s Ministry of Security announced that all African nationals holding a valid passport can now enter …