Africa: All of Africa Today – May 28, 2026
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Uganda: New Minister Nakawuki Ready to Roll Out Bold Tourism Marketing Plan
[Nile Post] Uganda’s tourism sector could be headed for a major transformation following the unveiling of an ambitious marketing and development agenda by newly appointed State Minister for Tourism, Susan Nakawuki Nsaambu.
Gambia: Tobaski Travels Burdened By Historic Rising Transport Fares
[The Point] As Gambians prepare to reunite with loved ones for Eid UL Adha (Tobaski), many travelers are voicing frustration over sharp increases in transport fares across the country. Passengers heading upcountry report paying as much as D1,200 for a single trip to Basse, leaving families financially strained during what is meant to be a…
Tanzania: Tourism Reforms to Benefit Locals
[Daily News] Zanzibar — EFFORTS are underway in Zanzibar to ensure local communities benefit more from the tourism sector, while authorities intensify international promotion and accelerate tourism development in Pemba Island.
Africa: All of Africa Today – May 27, 2026
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Africa: Congo-Brazzaville Grants Visa-Free Entry to All Africans
[New Times] The Republic of Congo has announced that it will introduce visa-free entry for all African citizens beginning January 1, 2027, in a policy shift aimed at advancing regional integration and easing cross-border movement across the continent.
Tanzania: Call for Tanzanian Artists to Produce Films That Promote Tourism, Inspire Dreams
[Daily News] Dar es Salaam — TANZANIAN artists have been encouraged to use films and documentaries to promote domestic tourism by showcasing the country’s attractions, as demonstrated by the special screening of Guardians of The Peak Season I, a documentary series highlighting the journey of climbing Mount Kilimanjaro.
Ghana: Nation Goes Digital With E-Visa System
[Ghanaian Times] President John Dramani Mahama yesterday launched Ghana’s electronic visa (e-Visa) system, a digital platform designed to enable potential visitors to apply for visas online.
South Africa: Tourism Sustains Jobs, Drives International Arrivals
[SAnews.gov.za] Tourism Minister Patricial de Lille says tourism sustained 954,000 direct jobs in the economy in 2024, meaning tourism now supports 1 in every 18 jobs in South Africa and for every 13 international tourists who arrive, one job is supported.
Rwanda: Tourism, Events Continue As Ebola Prevention Measures Are Observed
[New Times] The Government of Rwanda has reassured residents and international visitors that tourism, business, conferences and travel activities across the country are continuing normally as people observe Ebola prevention measures announced by the Ministry of Health.