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South Africa Surpasses Pre-Pandemic Figures Receiving 7.6 Million Tourists

The country aims to welcome 10 million international visitors by 2026, promoting a strong tourism rebound. Over the past two years, international tourism has regained momentum as the world moves on from the pandemic. Borders have reopened, airlines have reinstated routes, and travelers are once again filling airports, hotels and ....

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South Africa’s vineyards shine globally

South African wines are gaining global acclaim, with six estates ranking among the world’s top vineyards in 2025. Leading the charge is Klein Constantia, one of the Cape’s oldest estates, which soared 35 places to claim sixth worldwide, earning titles for Best Vineyard in Africa and Highest Climber. CEO Pascal Asin credits the achievement to a blend […]

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UNESCO’s new virtual museum fights trafficking

UNESCO has launched a groundbreaking Virtual Museum of Stolen Cultural Objects, a powerful digital initiative designed to combat the illicit trafficking of heritage. Designed by the Burkinabé-German architect Francis Kéré and supported by Saudi Arabia and Interpol, the museum uses VR, AI, and 3D modeling to digitally showcase over 250 artifacts from 46 countries that have been illicitly trafficked. Inspired […]

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How to enjoy Nigeria & Ghana’s Detty December

Detty December, the festive, indulgent season that takes place in West Africa every December, transforms Lagos and Accra into vibrant cultural hubs filled with nonstop parties, concerts, festivals, and beach events. For travelers looking to navigate this joyful chaos successfully, a little strategy is key. Start by planning your event schedule and securing reliable transportation in advance, as […]

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CAF brings AFCON trophy to Europe

CAF is taking the TotalEnergies Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) Morocco 2025 trophy on a diaspora tour in Europe, celebrating African football and its global community. The tour began in London on November 28 and will conclude in Paris on December 4, highlighting the trophy as a symbol that African football belongs to all Africans, wherever they are. […]

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Did a Pharaoh hijack his predecessor’s tomb?

Archaeologists in Tanis have uncovered a surprising twist in Egypt’s 22nd dynasty: the long-missing remains of Pharaoh Shoshenq III appear to lie in the tomb of his predecessor, Osorkon II. The discovery emerged during conservation work, when researchers found 225 ushabti figurines inscribed with Shoshenq III’s name beside an unmarked granite coffin. This contradicts expectations, as Shoshenq III already has a tomb in the same […]

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Entertainment Week Africa debuts in Lagos

The inaugural Entertainment Week Africa (EWA) has firmly positioned Lagos as a burgeoning global hub for the creative industries, drawing nearly 29,000 participants from over eight countries. Spanning six days, the festival blended conferences, screenings, workshops, and cross-industry collaborations under its theme, “Close the Gap.” Speakers and dignitaries highlighted the push to unite talent, capital, and policy, […]

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