[Daily News] Toledo, Spain — TANZANIA has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening global tourism cooperation following its participation in the 126th Executive Council Meeting of the United Nations Tourism (UN Tourism), where member states deliberated on the organisation’s strategic direction for the coming four years.
[Daily News] Arusha — AS East Africa prepares to host the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) for the first time in history, Tanzania is pursuing a strategy that extends well beyond football.
[New Times] As the summer season gets underway, Kigali is seeing a notable increase in local travel, community gatherings, and corporate events. With warmer weather and mid-year breaks approaching, residents and visitors alike are seeking out spaces for relaxation, remote work, and social celebrations.
[Daily News] Moscow — TANZANIA is poised to deepen its economic and tourism footprint in Russia following the announcement that direct flights between Moscow and Dar es Salaam will commence next month, a move expected to significantly reshape travel, trade, and investment flows between the two nations.
[Daily News] Arusha — The Institute of Accountancy Arusha (IAA) has officially launched preparations for the 2026 International Tourism Conference, an event expected to attract tourism stakeholders, researchers, investors and policymakers from Tanzania and across the globe.
[Ghanaian Times] Bolgatanga affectionately known as Bolga has been synonymous with basket weaving. However it goes beyond its global appeal as a handicraft hub, the Bolgatanga basket tells a deeper story of survival, empowerment, and transformation. Originating from Bolgatanga, often referred to as the “basket city,” this hand woven product represents far more than a…
[Nile Post] Uganda’s tourism sector is set for a significant boost after government allocated Shs571.5 billion in the 2026/2027 national budget, a move stakeholders say reflects growing recognition of tourism as a key driver of economic transformation.
[Leadership] The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has urged Nigeria to strengthen oversight of stablecoins and other crypto-asset activities, warning that the rapid growth of digital assets could pose risks to the country’s financial system if left outside regulatory supervision.
[Nile Post] BBC – When Iraq’s football team qualified for the World Cup at the end of March, Abdulla Adnan bought tickets for his country’s matches against Norway and France, which will be played in the US cities of Boston and Philadelphia this month.
[Nile Post] With less than a year to go before the 2026 FIFA World Cup, tensions are rising over reported visa denials affecting international journalists expected to cover the tournament in the United States.