Disseminators of Newsworthy Stories And Events In Africa and Beyond
A key highlight of the visit was the efficiency of the newly implemented digital Border Management System. This modern infrastructure has revolutionized the traveler experience, replacing traditional bottlenecks with a seamless, orderly, and professional process. Tourists at the border expressed high levels of satisfaction, citing the welcoming atmosphere and the speed of clearance as major improvements
By Tendai Keith Guvamombe
The digital landscape erupted this week as a sharp exchange between CNN International correspondent Larry Madowo and Ugandan business leader Jackie Akapwera ignited a fierce debate over who carries the burden of branding Africa. The spark? A post by Madowo highlighting CNN’s coverage of Dr. Gladys Kalema-Zikusoka, Uganda’s pioneering wildlife vet, while simultaneously questioning why such positive profiles struggle to garner the same viral traction as reports on political brutality.
According to the latest UN Tourism World Tourism Barometer, international tourist arrivals to Africa grew by an impressive 10% compared to the same period in 2024, far outpacing the global rate of 5%.
Destination Zimbabwe, recently crowned the #1 must-visit tourism destination in the world by Forbes Magazine, cast its powerful spell over a high-level African delegation this week.
KwaTerry’s new luxury village development is rapidly cementing its status as a must-visit destination, drawing enthusiastic endorsements from some of Zimbabwe’s most influential business figures.
Zimbabwe has strategically enhanced its visibility within the crucial French tourism market through its recent participation at the Association des Offices Nationaux Étrangers de Tourisme (ADONET) Rencontres Travel Media and Trade event in Paris.
A Look at First Lady’s Glamorous Gastronomy DinnerHarare, Zimbabwe — State House was the scene of glitz and cultural celebration this Friday as the Patron of Tourism, Her Excellency the First Lady Dr. Auxillia Mnangagwa, hosted a themed Cultural Gastronomic Dinner.
By Tendai Keith Guvamombe
New commercial enterprises and infrastructural projects are constantly breaking ground, solidifying its status as a viable, affordable, and strategically located alternative to Harare.
This fast-growing pace and clear returnee preference make Marondera an increasingly compelling choice for Zimbabweans abroad looking to invest back home.
At the core of the Safari industry’s future is the principle of Sustainable Tourism. Minister Rwodzi reaffirmed that Zimbabwe is committed to conservation-driven experiences, leveraging its wildlife foundation to attract visitors while simultaneously safeguarding the environment for future generations.
The Chihera Leisure Centre is a practical demonstration of how local investment can significantly elevate the Rural Tourism product and enhance tourist experiences across the country
