[ad_1] As Namibia strengthens its position as a leading investment destination, strategic international partnerships are key to unlocking economic opportunities. Honorary Consuls serve as trusted representatives who promote trade, facilitate investment and deepen diplomatic and economic ties between Namibia and their respective countries. Today, the Ministry of International Relations and Cooperation (MIRCO) in collaboration with the Namibia Investment Promotion and Development Board (NIPDB) hosted an Honorary Consuls Engagement Session at the Investment House, providing a platform to align on Namibia’s economic agenda, highlight key investment opportunities and enhance collaboration in the priority sectors of Energy (Renewable, Green Hydrogen, Oil &…
Author: Chukwu Godlove
[ad_1] Some trips tick a box. This one sets the standard. This is for travellers who demand the best – not just good experiences but the kind that stay with you forever. A city that outshines most, a safari that redefines the wild, a waterfall that rumbles the ground beneath your feet, and an island that ends things on the highest possible note. This is how you do a Mauritius and safari holiday properly.Untamed elegance in the heart of the wild, Image Credit: David DampierStop 1: Cape Town – A City That Refuses to Be IgnoredCape Town is the kind…
[ad_1] A cobra basking at a waterhole was startled by a flock of over 20 marabou storks that surrounded it. The highly venomous snake attempted to navigate through the storks in search of safety. Picture: Unsplash/Mohan Moolepetlu This unusual encounter was captured in the Chobe National Park and shared by Joachim Wendenburg on Latest Sightings. After observing the storks intently focused on the ground, Joachim and his companion approached and discovered the snake in the shallow water, leading to a fascinating moment of wildlife interaction. ALSO READ: Cheetah courageously risks it all to save her cub As it raised its…
[ad_1] When it comes to dream destinations, only a few places can rival the allure of Ibiza. The island is renowned for its vibrant nightlife. However, it also boasts breathtaking landscapes and a rich cultural heritage. Undoubtedly, Ibiza can easily be found on the bucket lists of many travel enthusiasts. Here’s why it should be on yours too: A world-class nightlife worth experiencing Ibiza is synonymous with nightlife, thus attracting party-goers in their numbers. The island is home to some of the most famous clubs in the world where top DJs spin tracks until dawn. Whether you’re a seasoned party…
[ad_1] Impala are Kruger’s most successful species, with a population of about 176 000 individuals in the park. They’re a guaranteed sighting on a drive in Kruger, and because of their prevalence they are often overlooked, but don’t underestimate how special these antelopes are. 1. Impalas are actually one of a kind! They’re the only member of the genus Aepyceros, (Aepyceros melampus) but did you know the ones we see in Kruger are not the only kind of impala? In Namibia and southern Angola, an arid adapted subspecies, the black-faced impala (Aepyceros melampus petersi) is found. Black-faced impalas are up…
[ad_1] Not much can compare to the sound of the ocean, the views of blue stretching onto the horizon, and the spray of the waves. If you are a hiking nerd with a passion for adventure, these six coastal multiday hikes should definitely be added to your bucket list. READ: Top hiking trails around Pretoria Pondo Trail One of the few ocean-tumbling waterfalls in the world. Credit: Matthew Sterne ‘The Pondo Trail is not a hike; it’s a journey, an experience, an adventure,’ as Wild Child Africa describes it. The Pondo Trail has been carefully chosen to give hikers the…
[ad_1] Zambia is one of Africa’s most beautiful countries. The unspoilt landscapes, abundance of wildlife, culture, food, and myriad intriguing attractions all make it an incredibly attractive destination for travellers. Here are 6 reasons why Zambia should be on your bucket list. Image: Supplied 1. Insta-worthy landscapes and views It has been said that Zambia is the best-kept secret in Africa. It isn’t overcrowded or overpopulated, the landscapes boast beautiful mountains and sweeping valleys, providing breathtaking backdrops for ‘wish you were here’ photos. With three natural lakes , Bangweulu, Mweru, and Lake Tanganyika – the latter being known as one…
[ad_1] Image: X / @IsaacSileku Cape Town is ushering in a new era of public transport with the launch of Africa’s first large-scale fleet of electric commuter buses, spearheaded by Golden Arrow Bus Services (GABS). This groundbreaking initiative, which involves the deployment of 20 electric buses as part of a R380 million project, represents a significant leap towards sustainable transport in South Africa. With aspirations to expand the fleet to 120 electric buses this year, Golden Arrow is also establishing the largest electric bus charging facility in the country. The transition from traditional diesel buses to electric ones marks a…
[ad_1] Zambia is one of Africa’s most beautiful countries. The unspoilt landscapes, abundance of wildlife, culture, food, and myriad intriguing attractions all make it an incredibly attractive destination for travellers. Here are 6 reasons why Zambia should be on your bucket list. Image: Supplied 1. Insta-worthy landscapes and views It has been said that Zambia is the best-kept secret in Africa. It isn’t overcrowded or overpopulated, the landscapes boast beautiful mountains and sweeping valleys, providing breathtaking backdrops for ‘wish you were here’ photos. With three natural lakes , Bangweulu, Mweru, and Lake Tanganyika – the latter being known as one…
[ad_1] Film-maker Andrew Barratt achieved an International Tourism Film Festival Africa (ITFFA) award for his documentary on Africa’s largest vulture relocation. While he’s grateful for the accolade, he says it’s a win for creating awareness of our need to conserve our natural heritage Words by Lisa Abdellah Photography by Andrew Barratt I took a gap year after school to live in the Eastern Cape with my mom, who works at Shamwari Private Game Reserve. I interned with Lyndal Davies, an Australian wildlife presenter for Animal Planet who was making Shamwari: A Wild Life, documenting what it was like to…