Morocco Records 7% Rise in Q1 Tourist Arrivals
09/04/2026Morocco’s tourism sector continues its upward trajectory, with the country recording a 7% increase in tourist arrivals in the first quarter of 2026. A total of 4.3 million visitors were.
Morocco’s tourism sector continues its upward trajectory, with the country recording a 7% increase in tourist arrivals in the first quarter of 2026. A total of 4.3 million visitors were.
Rwanda and Tanzania are emerging as leading examples of how strategic investments in education and innovation can drive sustainable economic growth across Africa. Both countries have adopted forward-looking approaches that.
Somalia is preparing to commence its first offshore oil drilling campaign, marking a significant step in its long-anticipated entry into the global energy landscape. The arrival of Turkey’s drilling vessel.
African women are increasingly taking centre stage and driving transformative change across the continent. Their stories reflect resilience, courage, and a strong commitment to justice and equality. Across politics, business,.
Zimbabwe is introducing a new series of ZiG banknotes, known as the “Big Five” series, as part of a broader effort by the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe to restore public.
Egypt’s electricity demand has more than doubled over the past two decades, reflecting the pressures of population growth, urbanisation, and industrial expansion. In response, the country is positioning itself as.
Tanzania’s central bank has held its benchmark interest rate steady at 5.75 percent for the third consecutive meeting. This decision signals confidence rather than caution. With inflation contained, growth sustained,.
As tensions in the Middle East disrupt jet fuel flows through the Strait of Hormuz—a critical corridor that has historically supplied nearly 40% of Europe’s aviation fuel—global supply chains are.
Namibia is rapidly emerging as a serious player in the global energy landscape, following a 57% increase in the Mopane field’s contingent resources to 1.38 billion barrels of oil equivalent.
South Africa’s tourism industry is experiencing a strong resurgence, marked by rising visitor numbers, high hotel occupancy rates, and expanding employment across the sector. Nearly one million people now earn.