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» 05.08.2009 - SA airport fuel shortfall temporary, officials
» 29.07.2009 - Ethiopia first African carrier to order long-range Boeing
» 28.07.2009 - Dow Jones wins SA tourism 2010 contract
» 24.07.2009 - A new low cost airline created in Zimbabwe
» 10.06.2009 - Morocco invests $37.3 million in tourism
» 05.06.2009 - Mahale Ecosystem research project launched
» 04.06.2009 - US govt blocks new flights to Kenya, Liberia
» 22.05.2009 - Gambia let down by donors, tourists
» 22.05.2009 - Liberia gets direct air link to US
» 27.04.2009 - Nigeria approves $150 million maintenance hanger
» 20.04.2009 - Angola and Brazil sign cooperation pact
» 20.04.2009 - Uganda celebrates big earnings from gorilla tourism
» 16.04.2009 - Vaccine drop to give São Tomé tourism boost
» 15.04.2009 - Rwandair to penetrate Europe market with new partnership
» 19.01.2009 - Private sector takes lead of Sychelles tourism
» 21.11.2008 - Real estate crisis hits Cape Verde
» 13.11.2008 - Air Arabia Maroc launch confirmed
» 12.11.2008 - Seven new US-Africa flight routes planned
» 01.11.2008 - Africa trips at record low prices
» 31.10.2008 - Six tourists killed in road accident
» 15.10.2008 - Seychelles tourist industry fears recession
» 14.10.2008 - Cape Verde industry rejects crisis fears
» 13.10.2008 - New tourism investments in Cape Verde
» 09.10.2008 - African property boom drying up
» 02.10.2008 - New resort opens at Anahita, Mauritius
» 17.09.2008 - Tanzanian tour operators anticipate high influx
» 05.09.2008 - SA to hit 10 million tourists
» 03.09.2008 - Kagame to improve EAC efficiency
» 25.08.2008 - Tourist paedophile nabbed in Gambia
» 04.08.2008 - Namibia signs $304.5 million poverty grant
» 17.07.2008 - Court halts Kenya's proposed sugar project
» 03.07.2008 - Mali registered a strong growth in tourism
» 30.06.2008 - East African tourism still cracks
» 25.06.2008 - São Tomé and Príncipe flights back to Europe route
» 23.06.2008 - Luanda most expensive city in the world
» 20.06.2008 - Sudden boom in Egypt property market
» 13.06.2008 - Cape Verde property aggressively marketed
» 05.06.2008 - Kenya fetes Obama's victory
» 22.05.2008 - SA tourism (still) booming
» 15.05.2008 - "Tourism in Namibia set to soar"
» 14.05.2008 - Southern Africa unites to benefit from 2010
» 05.05.2008 - "Scrap FAO," Wade urges
» 18.04.2008 - Benin secures tourism investment
» 26.02.2008 - SA elephant cull condemned
» 14.01.2008 - Unrest ruins Kenya tourism
» 21.12.2007 - Christmas tourists start choosing Africa
» 27.11.2007 - Tanzania ecotourism threatened
» 29.06.2007 - 290 M€ investment in new Cape Verde tourist resort
» 21.05.2007 - Ticketing deadline for Africa's unprepared airlines
» 18.05.2007 - Monorail to revolutionise South Africa travel
» 16.03.2007 - Tourism boom fuels Cape Verde economy
» 23.02.2007 - Mauritius expects euro 828m from tourism this year
» 25.01.2007 - Seychelles wants only slow tourism growth
» 16.01.2007 - Tanzania lures investors
» 12.01.2007 - SAA battles sex scandal
» 04.01.2007 - Egypt again tops world travel list
» 02.01.2007 - Tourism sector tops Mozambique investments
» 11.12.2006 - Egypt's historic sites seriously threatened
» 07.12.2006 - South Africa's tourist arrivals up by 8%
» 23.11.2006 - Zimbabwe to gain back Western tourists
» 14.11.2006 - Victoria Falls could lose World Heritage status
» 07.11.2006 - Africa tops tourism growth rates for 2006
» 01.11.2006 - Cape Verde tourism keeps booming
» 31.10.2006 - Algeria desert tourism finally recovering
» 30.10.2006 - Malawi govt to support tourism business
» 09.10.2006 - Egypt eager to double tourist numbers
» 25.09.2006 - Angola starts making tourism revenues
» 20.06.2006 - Boom in US tourism to Egypt
» 05.06.2006 - Tourist arrivals up in Mauritius; disaster in Réunion
» 02.06.2006 - German, British airliners to fly on Cape Verde
» 05.05.2006 - Cape Verde tops list of new tourist destinations in UK
» 03.05.2006 - Egypt defies terror, organises Economy Forum
» 25.04.2006 - Egypt terror to hurt tourism industry temporarily
» 06.04.2006 - Also Indian Ocean tourists hit by chikungunya virus
» 27.03.2006 - Malawi's only private airline to cease operations
» 24.03.2006 - Angola breaks its modest tourist record in 2005
» 07.03.2006 - Mosquitoes in Paradise: Chikungunya epidemic spreads
» 01.03.2006 - EasyYet first low-fare airliner to Morocco, Africa
» 24.02.2006 - Nigeria hopes for forex revenues on arts, culture
» 09.02.2006 - "Mauritius may triple tourist arrivals"
» 08.02.2006 - Chikungunya epidemic spreads in Indian Ocean
» 06.02.2006 - North Africa travel cancellations after cartoons
» 02.02.2006 - Africa sees highest growth in tourism industry
» 10.11.2005 - "Gabon is stable" says tourism brochure
» 31.10.2005 - Easier to get visas to Libya
» 27.07.2005 - New Cape Verde airport soon to open
» 25.07.2005 - "Tourists should not let Egypt down"
» 22.07.2005 - Indian Ocean nations intensify cooperation
» 11.07.2005 - Air Senegal continues expansion
» 21.06.2005 - Cape Verde tourism growing 25% annually
» 31.05.2005 - Ghana get first flight connection to US
» 19.04.2005 - Malawi's tourism efforts "in a shambles"
» 05.04.2005 - Sierra Leone considered safe travel destination
» 23.03.2005 - Tourism to Morocco keeps growing

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