Morocco has been on the steady road to recovery since a devastating earthquake in late 2023 devastated the country. The North African Kingdom is now one of the most visited nation states on the continent by tourists. Morocco rivals both Egypt which is at the top of the list of the top tourism destinations in […]
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President Cyril Ramaphosa is watching events unfolding in Mozambique carefully. The President is due to attend the inauguration of Mozambiquan President-elect Daniel Chapo in Maputo. There has been some serious political unrest in the country, however, with over a 151 people reported dead. Chapo is from the incumbent Mozambiquan Liberation Front (FRELIMO) party which has
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Durban is preparing for the festive season. As part of its endeavours the eThekwini Municipality is hoping to attract tourists to the city this summer to generate income. Businesses are ready to attract those looking to visit our area of the world due to its warmer climate. The beaches, water themed parks, restaurants, markets, and
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As the Fourth and even fifth industrial revolutions are underway, the place of humanity in the work place alongside robotics and Artificial Intelligence (AI) will be brought into question. The proponents of industries 4.0 and 5.0 are now advocating a symbiotic relationship between humans and their mechanical counterparts. But what form will this symbiotic (mutually
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An offer of R120 per share in South Africa’s Barloworld Ltd. have been made by a unit of Saudi Arabia’s Zahid Group. A group of companies that includes Falcon holding Ltd. – which Zahid wholly owns – and Entsha Ltd., an entity linked to Barloworld Chief Executive Officer Dominic Sewela has made the offer of
Syria has experienced a change that will reverberate across the world. The regime of former President Bashir Al Assad and the dynasty his father Hafez had founded are no more. A new leadership has emerged from the ruins of the repressive regime. The rebels now in control of Syria have taken a more pragmatic approach.
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The Soccer Players Club Kaizer Chiefs amongst the three major teams in the country is going to be preoccupied next year come the January transfer period. Under Soccer Club Manager Nasreddine Nabi, Amakhosi has recruited new players. Nabi is a Tunisian national. Although the club have shown improvements, they are still ninth in the Betway
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Syria is entering a new era of unknown proportions. Now former President Bashir Al-Assad and his immediate family -that is his wife Asma Al-Assad and their children- have fled the capital Damascus. The rebels who have waged a fourteen year long civil war against his regime are now in control of the country. For better
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The presidency has moved forward to clarify on the issue of changes to the Nigerian visa application process after backlash from locals. The public denunciation and anguish arose from a miscommunication meant that many believed Nigerian travellers would no longer be required to present passports to receive a visa. These allegations are clearly false but
Namibia has possibly seen better times since independence. The former territory of South West Africa now known as Namibia has recently held parliamentary and Presidential elections which saw the elevation of Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwa of the incumbent South West Africa People’s Organization (SWAPO) to the Presidency in Windhoek. She will be the country’s first female President.
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