Zimbabwe: New Visa Regulations to Boost Tourism
09/03/2016Zimbabwe tourism authorities have recently relaxed visa requirements in a drive to shore up the tourism sector, following a report ranking the 27 out of 52 countries on the continent’s.
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Zimbabwe tourism authorities have recently relaxed visa requirements in a drive to shore up the tourism sector, following a report ranking the 27 out of 52 countries on the continent’s.
Zandre Campos, chairman and CEO of ACI Angola Capital Investments (ACI), a leading international investment firm headquartered in Angola, has recently announced its investment in Sphera Bluoshen S.A. to support.
Tourism and Hospitality Minister, Walter Mzembi The Zimbabwe Government has said that it is working on a framework that will brand Zimbabwe as a tourist, trade and investment destination as.
Nigerian National Petroleum Corp (NNPC) is to be split into 30 independent companies within weeks, the group’s head said on Thursday, in a restructuring designed to help tackle corruption at.
By Deborah Stoll Cluver Wine’s managing director Paul Clüver (left) and winemaker Andries Burger If Paul Clüver didn’t go into the family business he would have, “probably done something boring.
The total trade volume of Nigeria and Turkey is currently at $1.145 billion to the favour of Nigeria, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has recently disclosed at the Presidential Villa.
Barclays Plc will sell its Africa business as part of a plan by new Chief Executive Jes Staley to simplify the bank’s structure and seek higher shareholder returns, after reporting.
Rwandan President Paul Kagamehas recently met with a delegation of business leaders under the umbrella body, Gen Next. The body whose membership is only on invitation is composed of 275.
Rwanda and Ethiopia have signed an air service agreement, where the two countries agreed to open their airspace allowing their Ethiopian Air and Rwand Air to operate without restrictions..
The OPEC cartel needs to take action to stabilize the oil market because crude prices have fallen to “totally unacceptable” levels, Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari has recently said.