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Kenya, Oct 16 – The Ministry of Tourism and Wildlife has partnered with the Centum Foundation to mobilise US$1 million (approximately KSh129 million) to improve tourism infrastructure, strengthen conservation and enhance safety at Mount Kenya
from MATEO LOPEZ in Madrid, Spain Special Contributor MADRID,(CAJ News)– INTERNATIONAL tourism is continuing to expand, but geopolitical instability, higher travel costs and economic uncertainty are testing the resilience of one of the world’s most important service industries.
Kenya is a world-famous tourist destination and is known for its wildlife safaris at Masai Mara, national parks, culture, food and more. But foreign travellers, including Indians, staying for less than 12 months will now need to buy travel health insurance to visit the country. Here’s what it means!
Visitors from New Zealand spent more than twice the daily average of international tourists in Kenya, while cash remained the most commonly used payment method among foreign visitors.
Anantara has opened its first safari property in Africa, bringing 13 suites and villas, riverfront dining and an extensive wellness offering to Zambia’s Kafue National Park. Three years in development, Anantara Tented Camp Kafue River pairs twice-daily game drives with private treatment rooms and elevated accommodations overlooking the river.
Matt Renshaw continued to hog centre stage as Australia pushed closer to winning the first Test against South Africa in Durban.
Father General Arturo Sosa has appointed Fr Lawrence Achal Kyaligonza as the new Provincial of the Eastern Africa Province of the Society of Jesus. He takes up the new responsibility on 3 December 2026.
Ethiopia and Nigeria intend to use their economic clout and large populations to drive Africa’s development. This was stated by Ethiopian Deputy Prime Minister Temesgen Tiruneh following a meeting with Nigerian Vice-President Kashim Shettima in Addis Ababa a partner of TV BRICS
The US Mission to South Africa has warned American citizens about protests and unrest at various locations across the country.
