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Africa’s tech scene has grown at an incredible pace over the past decade. Investors, startups, and digital innovators are increasingly looking to the continent for opportunities, and two cities stand …

Starting in January 2026, entrepreneurs, investors, executives, and freelancers from over 20 African nations will encounter a fresh financial obstacle when attempting to travel to the United States for business …

The 2026 Pan African AI & Innovation Summit (PAAIS) will showcase how artificial intelligence can revolutionise African tourism and hospitality.  Travel and Tour World reports that, set for September 22nd …

In Africa’s booming tourism scene, where digital innovation meets untapped potential, a groundbreaking hybrid AI architecture from a leading global booking platform is poised to reshape the way travellers connect …

Ethiopian Airlines Group, Africa’s foremost airline, has forged a strategic partnership with Nucore Technologies, a specialist in delivering cutting-edge software solutions for back-office automation, seamless integrations, advanced reporting, and analytics …

Nigeria has witnessed a staggering contraction in its international medical tourism spending, marking a pivot in the nation’s financial and healthcare trajectory.  According to the latest data released by the …

Uganda is actively considering eliminating visa requirements for Russian tourists, a move that could represent a significant advancement in fostering tourism ties between East Africa and Russia.  Travel News Africa …

The year 2025 has officially marked the definitive consolidation of Madagascar’s tourism sector. After several years of recovery following the global health crisis, the “Great Island” is no longer just …

As the 2025-2026 holiday season reaches its peak, a transformative trend is reshaping the African economic landscape: the explosive rise of domestic tourism. While international arrivals have long been the …

In 2025, the era of the “quiet compromise” effectively came to an end across Africa. For years, African corporations treated cybersecurity failures as skeletons to be locked in the IT …