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Travel stories from across Africa, by country, gathered from 56 publications and rewritten as short briefs with the original reporting credited. Last story added 2 hours ago.

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South Africa safety: what recent tourist deaths really mean for your trip
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South Africa safety: what recent tourist deaths really mean for your trip

Experts explain what recent tourist deaths in South Africa really mean for visitors, plus practical safety adv...

Five South African national parks where the real fun starts after the game drive
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Five South African national parks where the real fun starts after the game drive

Track cheetahs on foot, cycle in Kruger, walk a fossil trail and explore ancient kingdoms: five SA national pa...

Mekelle changes hands again as Tigray fighting disrupts flights and roads in northern Ethiopia
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Mekelle changes hands again as Tigray fighting disrupts flights and roads in northern Ethiopia

Government forces retake Mekelle as the TPLF withdraws, with Ethiopian Airlines flights suspended and regional...

British rower ends 327-day solo crossing of two oceans on a Kenyan beach
Adventure & Outdoor Travel

British rower ends 327-day solo crossing of two oceans on a Kenyan beach

UK rower Dave 'Dinger' Bell finished a 327-day solo, unsupported row from Peru to Kenya after 28,700km across...

Cape Town's sky goes big for mental health at the 32nd Kite Festival
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Cape Town's sky goes big for mental health at the 32nd Kite Festival

The Cape Town International Kite Festival returns 24-25 October 2026 at Youngsfield, Ottery, flying for mental...

South Africa's biometric e-passport: what it means for your next trip abroad
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South Africa's biometric e-passport: what it means for your next trip abroad

South Africa's new biometric e-passport promises faster airport e-gates and stronger visa-free travel talks —...

Three Police Checks on One Jet Bridge: What Boarding in Algiers Is Really Like
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Three Police Checks on One Jet Bridge: What Boarding in Algiers Is Really Like

Boarding a flight in Algiers means your passport and boarding pass get checked four times on one jet bridge. W...

Gorilla trekking in Bwindi: what it's really like to meet the Posho family
Adventure & Outdoor Travel

Gorilla trekking in Bwindi: what it's really like to meet the Posho family

Inside a gorilla trek in Uganda's Bwindi: meeting the 17-member Posho family, how the hour works, and why perm...

Air Algerie's A330 Business Class: Fresh Plane, No Effort
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Air Algerie's A330 Business Class: Fresh Plane, No Effort

A detailed look at Air Algerie's A330neo business class from Montreal to Algiers — flat beds but a soft produc...

Mazagan Beach & Golf Resort becomes the first non-Asian club to join Asian Tour Destinations
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Mazagan Beach & Golf Resort becomes the first non-Asian club to join Asian Tour Destinations

Mazagan Beach & Golf Resort near El Jadida, Morocco, is the first club outside Asia to join the Asian Tour Des...

Why some sunsets outshine others: the science behind golden hour, and where to catch it
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Why some sunsets outshine others: the science behind golden hour, and where to catch it

New research ranks the world's best golden-hour spots — Namibia's Sossusvlei and Wadi Rum lead — plus Cape Tow...

New Scans Hint at Hidden Chambers Beyond Tutankhamun's Tomb in the Valley of the Kings
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New Scans Hint at Hidden Chambers Beyond Tutankhamun's Tomb in the Valley of the Kings

New radar and microgravity surveys suggest hidden corridors and chambers beyond Tutankhamun's tomb in Luxor —...

Why Ubuntu Still Runs the Show in South African Hospitality
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Why Ubuntu Still Runs the Show in South African Hospitality

From umngqusho around the fire to hotel-grade hygiene: how ubuntu and heritage still shape South African hospi...

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