Could Kannywood Be the Next Big Thing in Global Cinema? How Northern Nigeria’s Film Industry Is Quietly Shaping Culture Across Continents For years, global audiences have searched for fresh storytelling …
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ECOWAS expels Guinea-Bissau after army general seizes power By: Keziah Biya On 26 November 2025, army officers in Guinea-Bissau declared they had seized power — just before provisional results from …
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Africa as a major mineral powerhouse By: Keziah Biya Africa remains one of the world’s richest regions when it comes to minerals and natural resources. The continent holds very large …
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New healthcare facility enhances community well-being in Sierra Leone By: Keziah Biya New Healthcare Facility Strengthens Community Well-Being in Sierra Leone The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints partners …
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Rwanda Announces Visa-Free Entry for All African Citizens By: Keziah Biya The government of Rwanda has formally declared that citizens of all African countries can now enter Rwanda without needing …
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Wizkid’s Lagos–to–Global Journey Hits Your Screen in HBO’s “Long Live Lagos” By: Keziah Biya HBO has released the trailer for “Music Box: Wizkid: Long Live Lagos,” a documentary tracing Wizkid’s …
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DAR ES SALAAM — Tanzania’s tourism sector has received a significant boost as government officials, industry leaders and international partners reaffirm the country’s status as one of Africa’s safest and most peaceful destinations. The reassurance comes as global travel demand continues to rise, with Tanzania positioning itself as a premier hub for wildlife, culture and coastal tourism. Speaking at a press briefing this week, the Ministry of Natural Resources and Tourism emphasized that Tanzania remains “stable, secure, and fully prepared” to welcome international visitors. Officials highlighted the country’s strong security frameworks, community-based conservation partnerships, and ongoing investment in safe travel infrastructure across major tourist circuits—including Kilimanjaro, Zanzibar, Serengeti and the Southern Highlands. Tourism stakeholders noted that Tanzania’s consistent peace has allowed the sector to flourish, with travellers reporting positive experiences ranging from smooth airport procedures to safe transport and professional hospitality services. Operators also pointed to increased cooperation between security agencies and tourism businesses, ensuring rapid response capabilities and proactive safety management in popular destinations. International travel agencies and foreign missions echoed these sentiments, citing Tanzania’s long-standing reputation as one of the most politically stable and welcoming nations in the region. Many highlighted the country’s vibrant culture, warm communities and preserved natural heritage as key attractions driving repeat visits and strong word-of-mouth promotion. Local tourism boards have amplified the message through global campaigns aimed at restoring traveller confidence and strengthening Tanzania’s brand as a peaceful getaway. The campaigns showcase the diversity of the country’s offerings—from the iconic Serengeti migration to Zanzibar’s historic Stone Town and pristine coastlines. As the high season approaches, officials project a steady rise in arrivals, driven by renewed trust in Tanzania’s safety record and its commitment to delivering memorable, secure travel experiences. Tourism leaders expressed optimism that the reassurance will not only boost visitor numbers but also reinforce Tanzania’s position as a world-class destination rooted in peace and hospitality.
Tanzania Is Safe, Secure, and Peaceful – Global Tourists Are Reassured By: Keziah Biya DAR ES SALAAM — Tanzania’s tourism sector has received a significant boost as government officials, industry …
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Guinea-Bissau Heads to the Polls Amid Controversy Over Barred Opposition By: Keziah Biya BISSAU — Guinea-Bissau is entering a decisive moment in its democratic journey as citizens prepare to vote …
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Uganda: EU Reinforces Support for Uganda’s Creative Sector Through Yo Voice Be Hard at Nyege Nyege Festival
Uganda: EU Reinforces Support for Uganda’s Creative Sector Through Yo Voice Be Hard at Nyege Nyege Festival By: Keziah Biya KALAGALA FALLS / KAMPALA — The European Union (EU) this …
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South Africa and European Union Sign Landmark Critical Minerals Partnership, Reaffirm Commitment to Multilateralism
South Africa and European Union Sign Landmark Critical Minerals Partnership, Reaffirm Commitment to Multilateralism By: Keziah Biya Pretoria/Brussels – 20 November 2025 South Africa and the European Union have formally …