Author: Chukwu Godlove

Get a glimpse of what it’s like to travel on a luxury train trip through Africa, with a spotlight on the illustrious Rovos Rail. Step onto the elegant Rovos Rail luxury train as your extraordinary sojourn begins. With a wealth of incredible journeys to choose from, our dedicated Travel Experts are here to curate your perfect experience. All aboard for an unforgettable voyage!The Deluxe Suite awaits your royal arrival, Image Credit: Rovos RailYour Royal Rovos Rail Adventure BeginsAs the train starts up, a palpable sense of excitement fills the air. This old-world meets modern luxury experience is perfect for a…

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The second edition of the Global African Hydrogen Summit has been launched in Windhoek yesterday with the international event set to take place from 9 to 11 September 2025 in Windhoek, Namibia, under the theme “Ambition in Action: Fuelling Africa’s Green Industrial Revolution.” The inaugural edition hosted in Namibia last year brought together over 1500 attendees from over 75 countries and over 150 global exhibitors. Hosted by dmg events in collaboration with the Government of Namibia, endorsed by the Ministry of Mines & Energy and the Namibia Investment Promotion and Development Board (NIPDB), the Summit will convene some of the…

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Sculpted by time, wind, and water, rare rock formations like arches, caves, and balancing boulders hold secrets of ancient geology and cultural history. But the real magic? Reaching them on foot. These aren’t roadside attractions—they’re destinations earned step by step, whether you’re tracing San rock art in the Cederberg, scrambling to Namibia’s desert archways, or walking through Jordan’s legendary Siq. The attractions—they’re real drama with the quiet thrill of discovery—and they’ll change how you see solid ground. Caves, arches & rock art trails in Southern Africa Picture SA Venues Stadsaal Caves & Truitjieskraal—Cederberg Tucked deep within the Cederberg Wilderness, the…

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Today, H.E. Dr. Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah announced that the  Namibia Investment Promotion and Development Board (NIPDB) will henceforth resort under the  Ministry of International Relations and Trade (MIRT). The NIPDB welcomes this strategic alignment, which is part of a broader effort to streamline the government’s economic development agenda and to enhance coordination across key institutions that drive investment, trade, and inclusive growth. The NIPDB further welcomes the President’s assurance that the Namibia Investment Promotion and Facilitation Bill (NIPFB) is being prioritised. The  Bill is a critical instrument that will enhance Namibia’s competitiveness as an investment destination  by enabling a predictable framework…

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Cape Town winter calls for cosy corners, leathery interiors and, of course, a good whisky. Whether you’re a seasoned devotee of a well-crafted dram or simply looking for a snug Insta-worthy catch-up spot, these five venues will do that and more. ALSO READ: Hot chocolate, mulled wine & chai – Cosy drinks to sip around the world 1. Bascule Bar at the Cape Grace This one’s a bit of a whisky pilgrimage. Whiskies are lining the walls at Bascule, overlooking the scenic V&A Marina. It’s the kind of place where the barman knows what you’re in the mood for before…

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“There is no cause for alarm,” Mr Idris said. The Federal Government of Nigeria on Monday said Abuja, the nation’s capital, remains safe for citizens and visitors alike, after the United States Embassy restricted staff from visiting military and government facilities in the city due to what it described as global security concerns. The US Mission issued a notice warning its employees and their families against non-official travel to federal facilities in the Federal Capital Territory. It cited “increased security concerns arising from current global developments,” but did not mention any specific threat to Abuja. In a statement, the Minister…

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Image: Supplied Renowned South African adventurer Chris Bertish departed Mission Bay, San Diego, today, 25 June, on a 20-foot production catamaran, commencing a 2 800-nautical-mile unsupported crossing to Hawaii that combines extreme athleticism with tangible conservation impact. ALSO READ: Jason Gipson of Lion Sands Game Reserve wins Safari Guide of the Year 2025 The TransCat Expedition 2025 marks the first attempted traverse of this route on an open-deck beach catamaran, a vessel offering no cabin protection from storms, scorching sun, or 20-foot Pacific swells. Bertish (49) aims to complete the journey in under three weeks while spearheading four major sustainability…

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Dodoma — The Tanzanian government has proposed introducing a special insurance fee for foreign visitors entering the country to protect them against various risks such as accidents, health emergencies, lost luggage, or the need for urgent rescue services. Announcing the proposal in Dodoma, the Minister for Finance, Dr. Mwigulu Nchemba, said every visitor must pay a fee of 44 US dollars (approximately 115,000 Tanzanian Shillings), which will cover travel insurance. However, he clarified that this fee will not apply to citizens of the East African Community (EAC) and the Southern African Development Community (SADC). “Our goal is to ensure that…

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Image: Getty Going on safari is a great shared experience for the whole family, but keeping kids engaged during game drives can sometimes be a challenge — especially when there’s a quiet spell between sightings. That is where bush bingo comes in — a fun, educational way to keep little adventurers focused on their surroundings while learning about the wonders of the wild. ALSO SEE: Nyawutsi Hide temporarily closes — but birders still have plenty to see What is bush bingo? Bush bingo is a simple activity that turns a safari into an interactive game. Kids get a card or…

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ADDIS ABABA-The Ministry of Tourism (MoT) has announced that it is implementing activities to leverage technology in order to promote the potential of tourism. The statement above was made yesterday by MoT’s Minister Selamawit Kassa at the official opening of the Tourism and Technology Forum (TTF) organized by the Oromia Tourism Commission, which will last through today. According to her, activities are being carried out to establish a connection between tourism and technology with the goal of maximizing benefits from the sector. In this regard, countries are using technology in tourism to generate substantial revenue. She added that the government…

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